Arsenal Women have dropped four points from consecutive home games, following a 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace with a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at the Emirates.
Smilla Holmberg's stoppage-time volley rescued a point, but after going back through the game, the numbers and both managers' post-match comments, the bigger question isn't simply why Arsenal are struggling against low blocks.
Arsenal forced 18 high turnovers against United but produced only three shots from them and no shots from fast breaks. Are Arsenal allowing opponents enough time to organise the very defensive blocks they're then struggling to break down?
In this full match review, Roberto looks at Arsenal's attacking tempo, Renée Slegers' tactical plan, the Russo and Blackstenius combination, the timing and impact of the substitutions and why Holmberg changed the game.
There's also an excellent performance from Misa Rodríguez, credit for Manchester United's defensive display and a look at the potential solutions available to Arsenal as the games continue to come quickly.