Following the Arsenal Women team since 2004/05. Arsenal WFC season ticket holder since they appeared in 2006/07. Likely to be found watching women's football every week-end all over England... and the world. I am also a silver member.
Following a season that saw Arsenal return to the elite level by winning the Champions League, 17 years after winning it as the UEFA Women’s Cup, there was hope for a Ballon d’Or winner as England also won the 2025 Euros.
Arsenal came away with a battling 0-0 draw at Leigh Sports Village against a United side that qualified for the Champions League’s League Phase in midweek.
Arsenal face Lyon, Real Madrid and Twente at home in the Women’s Champions League, with Bayern, Benfica and OH Leuven away in the league phase.
Arsenal Women hit back from an early own goal to thrash West Ham 5-1, keeping their 100% start and sending a clear message in the WSL title race.
UEFA’s new Women’s Europa Cup kicked off this week, while the Champions League qualifiers produced drama for clubs across Europe.
Arsenal hit four past London City Lionesses in their WSL opener, with Smith starring and Slegers’ bold choices vindicated in front of a huge Emirates crowd.
The transfer window for professional players in the English women’s game is now closed, with Arsenal making a few changes from the squad that won the Champions League in Lisbon back in May.
Lia Wälti is set to join Juventus, leaving Arsenal short in midfield and forcing Renée Slegers to consider options before a January or summer signing.
The UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying draw has been made, with giants of the women’s game set to fight for the final places in the new League phase.
Laila Harbert joins Portland Thorns on loan until January, a bold move that could shape her future in midfield as she continues her rapid rise.
Arsenal lost 4-3 to Tottenham in a pre-season derby, with Renée Slegers and Victoria Pelova outlining key lessons ahead of the new campaign.
Arsenal came home with the player of the year award and the young player of the year award alongside four players making the team of the year.
Sky Sports News have reported that London City Lionesses have made a formal bid for Beth Mead, adding that Beth is part of Renee Slegers plans for the 2025/26 season.
Seven Arsenal stars headline a fiercely contested Women’s Ballon d’Or race as England and Spain dominate a field without a clear favourite.
Arsenal’s outstanding 2024–25 campaign has been rewarded with a flood of Ballon d’Or nominations, as players and staff compete across every major women’s category.
The WSL could trial the Football Video Support system as a cheaper alternative to VAR, giving coaches limited decision challenges to improve officiating.
Historic wins for Armenian and Northern Irish sides headline the UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying, with six clubs advancing to round two.
Swedish journalist Amanda Zaza has reported that Arsenal forward Rosa Kafaji is going to get a loan to Brighton and Hove Albion.
Six young Arsenal players have received new squad numbers for the new season, while Katie Reid has opted to keep hers, as the squad prepares for registration limits.
England reached the Euro 2025 final after another dramatic comeback win over Italy, with Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly striking late to seal victory.