Arsenal's forward line is undergoing a crisis of confidence, with only three goals in four matches this season. The team's struggles are highlighted by their recent 1-0 win over HB Køge, where they managed just two shots on goal. Germany forward Selina Cerci was a notable exception, showing no signs of pressure and winning the 93rd-minute penalty that sealed the win. The team's goal-scoring problems stem from playing their best attacker, Alessia Russo, in midfield, rather than her preferred position as a striker. This tactical decision has limited the attack, and it remains to be seen whether a change in formation will address the issue. As Arsenal manager Renee Slegers continues to deploy Russo in midfield to accommodate Stina Blackstenius up front, it is clear that the team's attacking woes are partly due to this tactical decision.