Sylvain Jamet Archives: 01/2018

It was the story of the glass being half-full or half-empty on Sunday, as Arsenal could only draw away to Reading, dropping two more points on leaders Manchester City and Chelsea.

As the transfer window was closing, Arsenal Women decided to let two youngsters, who came through the ranks, join Everton Ladies.

Now that Arsenal have reached the Conti Cup final against Manchester City, it is time to get angry at the FA

A number of Arsenal players have been called up for international duty during the break, particularly for the England youth sides.

FIFA and the FFF have revealed the Women’s World Cup 2018 match schedule. The tournament will take place in Britanny, France from August 5-24.

Arsenal men capitulated at Bournemouth, but it was nice to see the Women with mental strength to come from 2-1 down against Reading to book their place in the Continental Tyres Cup final.

As revealed by the godfather of women’s football journos in England, Phillip Neville will be the new England Women’s manager and will try to emulate Mark Sampson’s success on the pitch while avoiding off-the-pitch pitfalls that saw the Welshman sacked.

Arsenal Women were defeated by Chelsea Ladies in a five-goal thriller. It leaves the Gunners with ground to make up in the title race, but the future’s bright under Joe Montemurro.

Arsenal and Chelsea have both been drawn away games in the fourth round of the Women’s FA Cup.

Coming back from the Christmas break, Arsenal Women will have to hit the ground running as they go straight into a Champions League-place decider against local rivals, Chelsea.

New year, new manager, new ambitions. Can Arsenal Women return to being successful after a cup drought and six years without title success?

Arsenal Women struggled in 2017, failing to add to their trophy cabinet and missing out on the Champions League. But here are their three top performers who can hold their heads high.