Alexis Nunes

And I think structurally, they've been the most consistent team because they control the games.

And I think once you control the game, then everything else can be successful for you.

And that's what they've been doing game in and game out.

If you're unable to control the game, then you're going to have a lot of trouble.

I mean, we've been talking so much about this from the Arsenal perspective, but want to flip to the Chelsea perspective, Natalia, because like I said, this has been the tournament Chelsea have been itching for.

It's the one thing that escaped the Emma Hayes.

I know Emma will tell you that it is a little thorn in her side.

And of course, now they're seeing their WSL title slip away.

They're nine points behind off the top of Manchester City, still at the top there.

Is this Chelsea's priority now?

Does that make you feel like there's more pressure on Chelsea now, going into this one, knowing that this is almost what could save their season?

Yeah, I think so.

I think they have something to prove now because of just the inconsistency of the way that they've been playing.

But also, Champions League is just a different tempo, right?

a different attitude, a different feeling.

Not that the game has to be different because you want to win and be successful every single time you step out on the field.

But I think Champions League, there's just slight margins.

And I think it's just a more exciting feeling for players.

And there's a lot more to prove for Chelsea now that the league title is out of reach and they need to show up and show out in this moment to really keep their belief alive, not only as a team, but just at this level.

I mean, this is just such an interesting matchup.