Arsenal beat Everton 1-0 in a Women’s Super League match at the Emirates Stadium, with Stina Blackstenius scoring in stoppage time. Multiple reports describe the goal as controversial, with uncertainty over aspects of the finish and/or the decision leading to the strike. The goal proves decisive, giving Arsenal all three points. The result also moves Arsenal into second place in the league standings ahead of the final day of the season, according to BBC Sport. Sky Sports similarly reports that Blackstenius’s late winner delivers the victory, again highlighting that the goal is contentious. Across both outlets, the key points are that the match ends with a single goal, scored late by Blackstenius, and that Arsenal’s position in the title race and league table is affected by the win. The reports do not provide further detail on the specific reason for the controversy, but both agree on the timing, scorer, scoreline, and final impact on the standings.