Olivia Smith, Arsenal's star striker, sat down for a quick chat with BBC Sport's Alex Scott as part of their new Eat & Yap series. The two chatted about everything from football to food, and we've got the lowdown on what she had to say.
When asked about her expectations for the upcoming season, Olivia was confident that Arsenal would have a strong run. "We've worked really hard in pre-season, and I think we're in great shape," she said. "Of course, there's always room for improvement, but I'm excited to see how the team comes together."
But it wasn't all about football - Olivia also opened up about her favorite foods and drinks. When asked what she likes to eat before a big game, she replied, "Definitely pasta! I love a good carb load before a match. And post-game, I'm a fan of fish and chips - it's the perfect comfort food."
The conversation also touched on Olivia's career path, from her early days playing for local clubs to signing with Arsenal as their record signing in the Women's Super League. "It's been an incredible journey so far," she said. "I feel really lucky to have had the opportunities I've had, and I'm excited to see what the future holds."
Overall, Olivia came across as down-to-earth and enthusiastic about her role with Arsenal, and we're sure fans are eagerly looking forward to seeing her in action this season.
When asked about her expectations for the upcoming season, Olivia was confident that Arsenal would have a strong run. "We've worked really hard in pre-season, and I think we're in great shape," she said. "Of course, there's always room for improvement, but I'm excited to see how the team comes together."
But it wasn't all about football - Olivia also opened up about her favorite foods and drinks. When asked what she likes to eat before a big game, she replied, "Definitely pasta! I love a good carb load before a match. And post-game, I'm a fan of fish and chips - it's the perfect comfort food."
The conversation also touched on Olivia's career path, from her early days playing for local clubs to signing with Arsenal as their record signing in the Women's Super League. "It's been an incredible journey so far," she said. "I feel really lucky to have had the opportunities I've had, and I'm excited to see what the future holds."
Overall, Olivia came across as down-to-earth and enthusiastic about her role with Arsenal, and we're sure fans are eagerly looking forward to seeing her in action this season.