Thompson: Being around world class players at Chelsea has made me improve (1:29)
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Arsenal boss Slegers sorry for missing presser

Arsenal manager Renee Slegers apologised after she missed her post match duties on Wednesday following the 2-2 draw with Paris FC in the Champions League stating that it was "important" to be with the players instead.

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Quesada: UWCL protest was enough to get sent off

Real Madrid coach Pau Quesada admitted he could have been sent off for his protests after a dramatic late goal was disallowed on Thursday.

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Mead: UWCL 'something you've got to get used to'

Beth Mead says Manchester City must be more lethal if they are to challenge for the Women's Champions League title, while manager Andreé Jeglertz said the noise around the club was no distraction as they drew 1-1 with Real Madrid on Thursday.

Onuoha fears the women's team will suffer for Manchester City's charges (1:21)
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Bronze 'proud' of Chelsea effort in Lyonnes draw

Chelsea defender Lucy Bronze was proud of her side's performance after they held record eight-time Women's Champions League winners OL Lyonnes to a 0-0 draw in Lyon.

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Sources: Arsenal boss skips presser due to fury

Arsenal manager Renée Slegers did not attend her post-match Women's Champions League news conference on Wednesday, with sources telling ESPN the Dutch coach was too furious.

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Stanway backs Slegers to turn around Arsenal form

Georgia Stanway backed manager Renee Slegers and the team to turnaround their "tough" start to the season, believing it is only "fine margins" holding the team back.

Kassouf: Thompson is the best US forward in the last year (2:05)
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