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Arsenal start UEFA Women's Champions League campaign with a win, but where are the goals going to come from?
A stoppage-time penalty spared Renee Slegers' side, but managing only three goals across five matches this season shows an attack sorely missing Beth Mead
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Arsenal opened their UEFA Women’s Champions League campaign with a narrow victory secured by a stoppage‑time penalty, which kept Renee Slegers’ side in the match. The win highlighted Arsenal’s ongoing scoring woes, as the team has recorded just three goals in five matches across all competitions this season.
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