Caldentey penalty gives Arsenal late Women’s Champions League lift

Mariona Caldentey scored a late penalty to provide Arsenal with relief in the Women’s Champions League against Køge. The Guardian’s report identifies the spot-kick as the decisive moment in the match. It does not give the final score in the supplied material, nor does it describe how the penalty was awarded.

The goal came late, suggesting Arsenal had been waiting until the closing stages to secure a result or avoid a damaging outcome. However, the source does not provide the teams’ earlier scoring details, the balance of play or the number of chances created. No information is included about Caldentey’s position, the goalkeeper’s response or the attendance.

The available material also does not state what the result means for Arsenal or Køge in the competition. The report supports the basic account of a late Caldentey penalty giving Arsenal relief. Further match details are not available in the supplied source, so no broader assessment of either side’s performance can be made.