Chelsea continued their strong start in the Women's Super League with a 2-1 victory over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, with early goals from Mayra Ramírez and Sandy Baltimore establishing their dominance. Despite a spirited response from Arsenal, including a goal by Caitlin Foord, they struggled with defensive lapses that have plagued their season. Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall expressed pride in his players' resilience but acknowledged the need for improvement, particularly in the wake of their recent poor performances, including a bruising loss to Bayern Munich. The pressure is mounting on Eidevall as Arsenal finds themselves four points behind Chelsea early in the season. While he insists the players are giving their all, fans are increasingly anxious about the team's trajectory. Chelsea's victory solidifies their position at the top of the table, while Arsenal's performance raises concerns about their title aspirations.