UEFA Women’s Champions League semifinal action concludes on Monday as Arsenal welcomes Wolfsburg for the second leg at Emirates Stadium in London, England. The two sides played to a 2-2 draw in the first leg as the Gunners rallied from two first-half goals by Wolfsburg. The goal aggregate is level between both teams heading into the second leg and the winner of the game will face Barcelona in the Champions League final on June 3. A draw in regulation would mean extra time with penalty kicks also in play. Fans can watch this huge match live on CBS Sports Golazo Network.
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Arsenal: The team have been dealing with significant injuries all season. They’ve been without Viviane Miedema and Beth Mead and recently lost vital players Kim Little and Leah Williamson to season-ending injuries. Despite navigating the rotating injury bug, Arsenal’s ability to rally and compete in the face of adversity is more than admirable and it’s led to results. Manager Jonas Eidevall has full belief in the squad ahead of their biggest Champions League match to date.
“It’s not about me being confident or not confident, it’s about believing that we can do it, and we are going to put everything out…
