Hardik Pandya trains for over three hours but set to miss Punjab Kings fixture in Dharamsala
Hardik Pandya trains hard but will miss Punjab Kings match due to injury.
Everton Women face Arsenal in a crucial WSL match, aiming to end a four-game losing streak. The match is vital for both teams, with Everton playing for pride and futures, while Arsenal seeks to maintain their title challenge.
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The match kicks off at 7pm BST (2pm ET, 11am PT).
Everton is playing for pride and the futures of their players, while Arsenal needs a win to keep their title hopes alive.
Club captain Megan Finnigan will not feature due to an ACL injury.
Everton Women have lost their last four matches, putting pressure on their coach and players.
Hardik Pandya trains hard but will miss Punjab Kings match due to injury.
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With current leaders Manchester City requiring a solitary point in their last game of the season away at Liverpool on Sunday, RenĆ©e Slegersā team know that they simply have to be Everton on Wednesday, before trying to conquer their Merseyside rivals four days later, to stand any chance of claiming an unlikely fourth WSL title.
And the Gunners, who have already claimed the inaugural FIFA Womenās Champions Cup this season, can all on an array of talent within their ranks, including Maceās fellow WSL Player of the season nominee, Alessia Russo.
If Everton are to get a result in the capital, Phelan would be wise to look at last seasonās encounter which was contested at the Emirates, when a Courtney Brosnan masterclass and some resolute defending secured an unlikely point on the road for the Blues.
That was the second consecutive league draw in this fixture following Issy Hobsonās dramatic equaliser in injury time at Walton Hall Park in April 2024, the academy graduateās first goal for the senior side.