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Arsenal Women finally managed a win. But will it be enough for Renee Slegers?
Actions speak louder than words — and no more words were needed. At the final whistle, Renee Slegers squatted down before springing back up and fist-pumping. The Arsenal head coach turned to her staff and hugged them. It was a moment of relief, a big exhale, the pressure valve on the Dutchwoman had been slightly released. Finally, after seven weeks, Arsenal registered a league win, only their second of the domestic campaign, coming from behind in the north London derby to beat Tottenham Hotspur
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