Have you ever wondered what songs get your favorite players pumped up before a big game? Well, look no further.
arsenal we’ve been given a look at how they like their squad to fill their ears with pre-match at the start of Barclays 2024/25 Women’s Super League.
We’ve had the chance to dive into the music collections of Leah Williamson, Kim Little, and Katie McCabe to name just a few, and we’re happy to report that we like what we see.
90 minutes we’ve ranked the five playlists we’ve seen so far.
It’s clear that Kyra Cooney-Cross prefers to grace the pitch in a calm and collected manner aided by the sweet tones of pop sensations Olivia Dean, Noah Kahan, Lisa Mitchell and Tom Odell.
While we valued the fiery nature than Sia’s unstoppable would probably contribute, this playlist is a little too soft for us and thus our least favorite of the bunch.
Leah Williamson also opts for a quieter approach to her games, sharing a similar musical taste to Cooney-Cross.
Like the Australia international, his selections would certainly help foster a more relaxed dressing room environment, which would only be broken by Sigma’s frenetic pace. No one to love.
It’s no secret that the powerhouse is inspired by fashion from eras before her and that’s evident in her song selection. The addition of Lauryn Hill’s tell him it’s the only reason it didn’t end up at the bottom of our list.
Is it part of the job as Arsenal captain to listen? North London forever before the game? Well, it’s something Kim Little takes very seriously.
After spending more than ten years into his North London career, it’s really no surprise that the capital city features more than once. Although slow, Adele’s Hometown glory She earned her big points from us, helping the 34-year-old remember how much she loves representing her club.
This along with Tracy Chapman’s Speaking of a revolution too it shows how much Little likes to lead his team.
We’d expect nothing less from Katie McCabe with her pre-match playlist. Each song perfectly embodies his style of playing, bringing energy, determination and courage week after week.
Now it’s much easier to understand why the Republic of Ireland international has such a winning attitude when listening to the likes of Peggy Gou, Fred Again and Tems before kick-off.
These are the exact songs you’d expect a defender to play as they prepare to protect their objective at all costs.
There is a clear winner in our eyes and that is Lotte Wubben-Moy. The Arsenal’s heritage in North London is perfectly encapsulated by the inclusion of city artists Lily Allen and Kano.
The extra upbeat beats heard in Gorillaz’s dirty harry and Jamie XX & Romy’s Noisy Places they are the ideal combination to instill confidence and ensure a fighting mentality.