You Won't See A Better Assist Today Than This 'World Class' Pass By Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema

Arsenal forward Vivianne Miedema showcased her ridiculous passing range on Saturday afternoon with a "world-class" assist for Stina Blackstenius in their WSL clash against Manchester United

The 25-year-old Dutch international, known for her flair on the ball, had dropped deep into her own half in the latter stages against Marc Skinner's side when she spotted Blackstenius in a dangerous position.

Miedema then threw her trusty right-boot behind the ball, delivering a perfectly-weighted, defence-splitting pass to her teammate, who went on to equalise with a cool finish. How good is this?

This Vivianne Miedema pass is absolutely world class. pic.twitter.com/K52KBO6Gom

— VERSUS (@vsrsus) February 5, 2022

Arsenal teammate and England captain Leah Williamson, who was on the sidelines after picking up a slight knock, took to Twitter after the full-time whistle to praise the incredible assist.

"This is the absolute best pass I’ve ever witnessed live, potentially in my whole life," she wrote.

Williamson wasn't the only person to wax lyrically about the pass. "There’s no one else on the pitch that is capable of playing that pass," one Twitter user said.

Another commented: "Settling in for a lovely weekend of watching this Vivianne Miedema pass 100 times."

I was about complain about Viv being so deep 😂😂😂😂😂 Great pass @VivianneMiedema 🤌🏾

— Ian Wright (@IanWright0) February 5, 2022

What a pass from Vivianne Miedema 🔥🔥

— Vicky (@vickycooldude23) February 5, 2022

Vivianne Miedema 💪❤️🤩. Not only that pass (🤤) but the shift she put in throughout the second half was massive. Her defensive work and frustration kept the game moving forward.

— Madeleine Metz (@OnlyWoSo) February 5, 2022

In an exclusive interview with SPORTbible in 2019, former Bayern Munich and Heerenveen forward Miedema opened up about her childhood.

"When I was a kid, I played at the highest level of boys football until I turned professional, against guys who are now some of the top players in Europe," she said.

"I also played with my brother every single day and he's now in the first team at PEC Zwolle. That upbringing definitely helped my development.

"I really think all girls should try and play against boys and men as much as possible."

🗣 "I don't really care what the rest think."

Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema discusses her recent form and says she has a different role this year but believes she always gives her best 👊🔴 pic.twitter.com/OGfses7n6g

— Sky Sports WSL (@SkySportsWSL) February 5, 2022

Thoughts on that perfectly-weighted pass from Miedema? Let us know in the comments. We can't stop watching it.