Arsenal women season review: All roads lead to Lisbon, part 2
In part two of our season review, Renee Slegers starts to find her feet as Arsenal’s interim manager and begins to build a case for the permanent job.
In part two of our season review, Renee Slegers starts to find her feet as Arsenal’s interim manager and begins to build a case for the permanent job.
England and France drop big names for Euro 2025, with fresh faces and bold decisions hinting at deeper shifts behind the scenes. What’s really going on?
Arsenal’s path to Champions League glory began with turmoil. Part one of our season review traces the chaos of the opening weeks and a key tactical shift.
Arsenal and many other clubs’ fans often sing about their team being the best the world has ever seen. This statement is factually incorrect 99.99% of the time for all of those clubs.
One of only six supporters who travelled to Umeå in 2007 was in the stands again in Lisbon to witness Arsenal reclaim their European crown.
Ballon d’Or 2025 moves to avoid women’s internationals, with equal awards for men and women for the first time.
Arsenal must now decide which loaned players are ready for the first team and who needs more time. Some returns look likely, others far less so.
The Women’s Professional Game Awards brought deserved recognition for Arsenal as two of their standout players were honoured following a hard-fought season.
Arsenal are pushing at the top of the WSL but as new financial figures emerge, questions grow about whether anyone can break the cycle of spending power.
Arsenal’s heaviest league defeat of the season couldn’t have come at a worse time. With one eye on the Champions League final, they paid the price in Birmingham.
Arsenal’s stunning victory in Lyon reshaped the UWCL and revealed tactical masterstrokes, record crowds, and a historic road to the final. Find out how.
Arsenal are closing in on Europe but not all paths are equal. A new format could change everything.
Arsenal close the gap at the top, but it’s the shifting roles in midfield and a quiet tactical reshuffle that could define their season.
The FA has disclosed two months earlier than usual the key dates for the 2025/26 season. As always, it will be tough on the players who compete in the summer international tournaments.
Renée Slegers has claimed yet another managerial award after a flawless March, as Arsenal sharpen their focus on domestic and European success under her leadership.
Injuries threaten to derail Arsenal’s season finale across WSL and Europe. Key players are sidelined and decisions may be needed on emergency cover.
Arsenal set to face Lyon in the Champions League semi-final, reviving a fierce rivalry that spans decades and features iconic names, stories and setbacks.
Arsenal cut Chelsea’s WSL lead to six points after a ruthless 4-0 win at Crystal Palace, showing control, depth and maturity in the wake of a demanding European tie.
Arsenal cruise past Liverpool with a 4-0 win to regain momentum before Real Madrid. But Slegers’ midfield puzzle and squad tensions remain in sharp focus.
Arsenal must overturn a two-goal deficit after Real Madrid exposed their defensive frailties in a rain-soaked defeat. Can they salvage their Champions League hopes?