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Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor says WSL intensity means she cannot rotate her squad, while Arsenal get back on track under Renée Slegers.
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Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor has admitted she simply can't afford to tinker with her starting lineup in the Women's Super League - no matter how packed the fixture list gets.
Despite juggling commitments across multiple competitions, Bompastor insists the same core group of players must keep delivering week in, week out. The WSL, she says, is just too competitive for experimentation.
Her side's recent form backs up the approach. A 3-1 triumph over Crystal Palace in the league was swiftly followed by a 2-0 Champions League win against Roma, as ESPN reports. Recovery time between fixtures, Bompastor stressed, is key to keeping standards high.
Over in north London, Renée Slegers has taken Arsenal back to basics - and it's working. After a frustrating winless run in the WSL, a derby victory over Tottenham has breathed fresh life into their campaign.
Slegers says the squad heads into their next clash against Aston Villa brimming with renewed belief.
Manchester City could leapfrog Chelsea at the summit if results go their way, with London City Lionesses standing in their path. Elsewhere, Birmingham welcome Tottenham, Brighton take on Crystal Palace, and West Ham face Liverpool. Manchester United round off the weekend against Everton on Saturday.
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