Liverpool overcame the departure of the beard, with the FA Cup annoyed on Arsenal FA Cup for women

Liverpool has completed the FA Cup quarter-finals of the FA Cup with a 1-0 victory against Arsenal. He sent the winner of the 78th minute his own goal off DAPHNE VAN DOMSELAAR, to the semi-finals for the first time since the 2016-17 season.

Amber Whitley, the temporary director, praised her team’s performance after a turbulent 10 days since the departure of Matt Beard.

“I am very happy for everyone today,” said Whitley. “They have put a lot in the past two weeks. [There was a] Great change. We changed the system. They had to take a lot of information in a short period of time and the way they carried out last week and today … it was just great.

“I thought we were great from start to finish. We were well organized. Off the ball, we really restricted their chances in front of the goal. I think Rachel’s laws saved only one. I think we threatened them. We had good opportunities and I think we deserved to be in the hat for the next round.”

Whitley managed to name a squad that did not change 1-0 in the league against Crystal Palace in the previous week and consistency in employees well served. The director of Arsenal, Renée Slegers, made three changes with Beth Mead, Caitlin Foord and Kyra Cooney-Cross. Gunners was unable to call Chloe Kelly with the universe of England in the cup.

Gameplan game in Liverpool and an intense press have proven that it was sabotaged from the first whistle with a struggling arsenal to get any foothold in the game. The visitors’ application to close the central midfield spaces was so successful that the hosts failed to score a shot on the target in the first half.

Whiteley’s side seemed promising when they had the opportunity to go forward. Olivia Smith proved a handful through its pace, which extends to defend an arsenal. The first attempt to match was produced in a quiet and quiet opening period, where both sides were circulated.

It was a few and far -reaching opportunities throughout the first half, and a series of errors caused more disturbance in the play. Perhaps Mary Hopenger was fortunate to stay on the field when she entered Meed after she had already got a reservation.

The best opportunity for visitors fell immediately before the break when Sophie Roman Hawg easily intercepted the clearing pass from Van Domsellia. However, the Norway striker launched her direct attempt to the goalkeeper, the only snapshot of the target before the whistle.

Slegers changed half the time to try to breathe energy on its side as Frida Maanum entered the wounded. For a short talisman, I looked at an effect, providing Larsenal as a creative outlet and forcing Rachel’s laws on two rescue. The hosts were far from their best, and soon Liverpool wrestle back control.

As the hour decreased and the extra time waved, they took their chance when it came. The ball came to Roman Hawg, which was completely controlled in the box. It seemed that half of the instinctive Volly seemed to hit this position painfully, but a blow from good luck saw that the counted ball hit the back of Van Domsilar before heading to the network. The Dutch goalkeeper had her head in her hands, but there was little that she could have done.

A roll of dice from Slegers has seen a series of late changes, including sending the Amanda Iltedt defender in the foreground, but they did not do much to change the results of the game. This was followed by rejoice scenes among visitors after a few difficult weeks. He is now waiting for them in the semi -finals against Chelsea in April, and it is an opportunity to get a place in the first FA Cup final since 1996.