Ladies First: WSL 2024 2025 North London Derby Arsenal Tottenham

13e journee

15 fevrier 2025

Emirates Stadium

ENG

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Renée Slegers’s final message to Chloe Kelly before she came off the bench, an hour into Arsenal’s 5-0 rout of rudderless Tottenham, was simple: “This is your welcome back in an Arsenal shirt and it is a very special occasion, so enjoy it.” Kelly’s emotional second debut for the Gunners followed her deadline‑day loan move from Manchester City, after an acrimonious end to her time at the club. “She’s passionate as a person. You can see she’s smiling a lot and is very happy with where she’s at,” Slegers said. “It’s important that you have players in a good place, feeling good and feeling motivated. That is when you get the most out of yourself and we can keep building with Chloe.” The bar denied Kelly a dream return late on, but it mattered little. In front of an Emirates Stadium crowd of 56,784, Arsenal asserted their north London derby dominance, securing their ninth win in 11 league games against their local rivals.