Can Arsenal women do the quintuple ?
Arsenal Women face a decisive January with five trophies in play, as a packed schedule tests depth, rotation and long term ambition.
Arsenal Women face a decisive January with five trophies in play, as a packed schedule tests depth, rotation and long term ambition.
Arsenal confirm the signing of 19-year-old Smilla Holmberg from Hammarby, adding one of Europe’s most promising young full backs.
Cecily Wellesley-Smith and Naomi Williams return from loans as Arsenal respond to playing time and injury concerns.
Leah Williamson receives a CBE in the New Year Honours List, while Chloe Kelly is again overlooked despite England’s European Championship win.
Arsenal beat Crystal Palace to reach the Subway Cup semi-finals, setting up a home tie with Manchester United
Arsenal Women receive multiple award nominations after a strong December, with recognition for coaching, goals and individual performances.
Arsenal Women confirm FA Cup and Champions League dates, with broadcast details set and a demanding February schedule ahead.
As part of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 club benefits programme, Arsenal have received a total of €408,435 from UEFA for players released to take part in the tournament.
Arsenal learn their FA Cup fate as a congested winter schedule takes shape, with prize money at stake and pressure building across five competitions.
Arsenal reach the mid-season break in third place, chasing second but managing heavy workloads, as fixture congestion raises fresh questions.
Emirates Stadium will host the inaugural FIFA Women’s Champions Cup final, with the semi finals played at Brentford as Europe’s champions chase a global title.
A dominant Champions League win over FC Twente was overshadowed by a worrying injury scare for goalkeeper Anneke Borbe at Meadow Park.
Leah Williamson is set for her first minutes of the season as her comeback begins in the Champions League following a long spell out after knee surgery.
Arsenal move to within two points of second after Chelsea slip at home, fuelling an increasingly tight race for Champions League qualification.
Two outstanding strikes earned Arsenal Women a 2–1 win over Liverpool in the WSL, with a long-range opener and a late winner deciding the game.
Arsenal Women face a goalkeeper shortage ahead of Liverpool with Zinsberger and Van Domselaar both ruled out during a demanding run of fixtures.
A new report has raised serious questions about structure, succession planning and dressing room unity at Arsenal Women as pressure builds on and off the pitch.
Arsenal asked Canada not to select Olivia Smith following her recent injury, a call that shaped a difficult international window for the struggling side.
Alessia Russo reflects on her Champions League brace against Real Madrid, praising Arsenal’s resilience and supporters after a crucial 2-1 comeback win.
Arsenal beat Real Madrid 2-1 after Alessia Russo’s second-half double turns the match and revives their Champions League defence under Renée Slegers.