Leicester City have lost all 15 games against the WSL’s big four since promotion in 2021. This performance against Arsenal, however, was about as close as we’ve come to a point in that time.

For the second time in two games, Leicester City deserved to both win and lose - so, for the second time in two games, we drew.

Two moments either side of these frantic ninety nine minutes will stay with me for a long time.

To paraphrase fans of teams doing business in the transfer window, we’re also cooking. Unfortunately it’s a recipe for disaster.

To paraphrase fans of teams doing business in the transfer window, we’re also cooking. Unfortunately it’s a recipe for disaster.

In a game of few chances, Leicester wasted two golden ones seconds before Tottenham’s Beth England found the top corner from the edge of the box.

The remarkable Janina Leitzig was again the story as Leicester battled to a goalless draw at home to Everton, edging Willie Kirk’s side further towards the chance of an incredible escape from relegation.

It was fitting that, on a day when the Government's immigration policy naturally led to an absence of punditry on Match of the Day, there was nothing much worth saying about Leicester City's latest defeat anyway.

When you come out of a football ground humming Eminem’s Lose Yourself, you want it to be because you’ve seen a rousing, battling performance worthy of a cinematic soundtrack, not because your team only had one shot.