Arsenal Ladies run riot against North London rivals

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Arsenal Ladies moved a step closer to retaining their F.A. Cup title after a 10-0 demolition of arch rivals Tottenham.

The win ended Spurs’ 27-game run without a defeat and the Gunners will face Birmingham City in the quarter finals.
Dutch international midfielder Danielle van de Donk scored a hat-trick, the highlight being a deft backheel in the 59th minute.
This year’s final will take place at Wembley for the third year running and the club’s 1-0 victory against Chelsea drew a record 33,000 attendance.

Striker Danielle Carter scored a brace and Beth Mead also was on the scoresheet on her debut following her transfer from Sunderland in January.

Fellow debutant Heather O’Reilly said following the victory: “Today was fun. Let’s keep it going! Thank you everyone for your support.”

Arsenal Ladies Twitter account declared that “North London is red” following the thumping in front of a bumper crowd of 1,407.

The side will now take part in the WSL Spring Series which will begin on 22 April and Arsenal’s campaign will begin with a home match against Notts County, who finished sixth last season.
The WSL Spring Series is a mini-league that has been organised to bridge the gap between the Women’s Super League’s switch from a summer league to a winter league, which will allow vital pre-tournament preparation before the Euros this summer.

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