Arsenal Women sealed a decisive victory against Wolfsburg in the title decider on Saturday, clinching their first ever Women's Super League title.
The Gunners put in a professional performance to overcome the German side 3-1 in the second leg of the final. Vivianne Miedema opened the scoring after just 10 minutes, and Beth Mead doubled the lead in the second half. Wolfsburg pulled one back late on, but it was too little too late as Kim Little put the result beyond doubt with a stoppage time penalty.
The win marks the first time that Arsenal have won the WSL since its inception in 2011, and the title comes after a season of impressive performances from Joe Montemurro's side.
The victory was especially significant for the likes of Little, Miedema and Leah Williamson, who have been at the club for many years. It is a fitting reward for the trio, who have played a major role in the club's success over the past few years.
The title win also marks a new chapter in the history of Arsenal Women. With the club now a major force in the women's game, they can look forward to a bright future.
