Arsenal Women’s recent struggles continued on Sunday following a 1-1 draw against Birmingham at the Emirates Stadium. Despite entering the match with hopes that the international break would provide a reset, the team displayed recurring issues that have plagued their season thus far.

Statistically, Arsenal dominated the encounter, maintaining 76% possession and recording 43 touches inside the opposition penalty area. The team generated an expected goals (xG) figure of 2.73, indicating the quality of chances created. However, the squad struggled to convert these opportunities into goals, managing only four shots on target from a total of 27 attempts. This lack of clinical finishing and perceived urgency in the final third has become a consistent theme for the side this season.

Following the result, reports indicate that pressure is mounting on interim manager Renée Slegers. While the team continues to lead in possession-based metrics, the inability to secure wins has led to questions about the team's direction and the effectiveness of the current tactical approach. The draw leaves the club facing further scrutiny as they attempt to address their profligacy in front of goal.