Arsenal Women beat Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield, with two more goals from the magnificent Alessia Russo securing 3 desperately needed WSL points.
And I'm delighted we've won. But if anyone believes Arsenal have suddenly turned a corner, I'd suggest watching this game again.
Liverpool caused us far too many problems defensively, particularly during the final 15 minutes, and we were fortunate that their controversial disallowed goal didn't count. I've watched the incident again, and I've got serious questions about that decision.
In today's Trailblazers, I'm looking at what actually happened at Anfield, why Arsenal's defensive organisation continues to worry me and whether we're becoming too dependent on Alessia Russo to rescue results.
There's plenty of praise for Russo, of course, alongside Emily Fox and Lisa Baum, whose deliveries created our goals. But I'm also questioning Renée Slegers' attacking selections, the changes she made during the second half and why we continue to struggle with familiar problems.
We'll also discuss the continued absence of Géraldine Reuteler from the action. Another game as an unused substitute, and I'm struggling to understand how Arsenal intend to make the most of a player with her experience and technical quality.
Then there's what's coming next.
Barcelona away in the Champions League on Thursday, followed by London City Lionesses on Sunday. Two very different challenges, and after what we've seen recently, I'm far from convinced Arsenal are ready for either.
Three points are three points, and I'm pleased we've got them. But there's a difference between winning a game and fixing the problems that keep making these games so difficult.
Are Arsenal improving, or is Alessia Russo's extraordinary form disguising the problems?
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