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Leah Williamson returns from injury while Alessia Russo scores for England in Reykjavik. This marks a significant comeback for Williamson in her club's campaign.
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Williamson returns from injury as Russo scores for England
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Alessia Russo scored again for England as the Lionesses beat Iceland 1-0 in Reykjavik in a World Cup qualifier, but from an Arsenal point of view the evening brought another significant positive with Leah Williamson returning to the starting line-up after injury.
Russo’s goal settled a qualifier that also marked England’s 500th international match.
It arrived after 21 minutes and was the sort of centre-forward finish that makes difficult things look easy. England broke quickly, Lauren Hemp drove through the middle and released Russo, who finished low into the bottom corner.
For Arsenal, though, the most important detail come elsewhere. Williamson started after the hamstring injury that had kept her out since last month, with her previous appearance for Arsenal having come against London City Lionesses.
Leah Williamson's specific injury details are not mentioned, but her return marks a significant comeback for her after a notable absence.
Alessia Russo scored for England, contributing to the team's performance in the match held in Reykjavik.
Williamson's return is crucial for Arsenal, as her presence strengthens the team's defense and overall performance in the ongoing season.

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She was replaced at half-time by Lotte Wubben-Moy, offering another Arsenal presence in the back line, while Beth Mead came on for Lauren James after 64 minutes.
After the match, Sarina Wiegman explained why Williamson had been taken off at half-time.
“As we’ve said throughout the campaign, we want to be careful with it,” Wiegman said.
“She was in very good shape. If it was absolutely necessary, she could play more.”