Skinner says United 'have got to grow' after Champions League exit as Arsenal battle past Chelsea
Published on Thursday, 2 April 2026 at 11:41 am
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Manchester United’s European dream ended in Munich as they were eliminated from the UEFA Women’s Champions League following a 5-3 defeat to Bayern Munich, prompting manager Marc Skinner to insist his side “have got to grow” from the experience. The loss closes United’s continental campaign, while rivals Arsenal advanced after overcoming Chelsea in a tense tie.
Skinner’s assessment came after his team pushed the German giants hard but ultimately came up short on aggregate. The United boss stressed that the disappointment must serve as a catalyst for development, saying the squad must use the setback to mature and return stronger in future tournaments.
Meanwhile, Arsenal booked their place in the next round with a hard-fought victory over Chelsea, keeping alive English representation in the competition and setting up a fresh narrative as the knockout stages progress.
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Source: eurosport_com



