Women’s football Archives: 10/2016

Arsenal Ladies failed to qualify for the Champions League for the fourth consecutive time, a worrying trend for a club that used to dominate English football for more than a decade.

FIFA have revealed the slot allocation for the next Women’s World Cup that will take place in France in 2019.

The final Women’s Euro 2017 line-up is now complete.

Seven Arsenal Ladies have been involved with England u19 and u17 during the international break with tournament success for the u19 side.

Arsenal Ladies starlet, Leah Williamson, visited St Albans Girls’ School along with teammate Jordan Nobbs in a quest to encourage more girls to take up football.

There was no miracle on Sunday and Doncaster Belles are going down after losing 2-1 at home to Notts County Ladies.

With another international week coming up, many Arsenal Ladies players have been called by their national teams.

The Netherlands will host the 2017 Euros and are preparing for the tournament by playing a few friendlies, which Arsenal Ladies players, Sari Van Veenendaal, Dominique Janssen and Danielle Van De Donk have been called up for.

Doncaster Belles are pointless after 13 games and are nine points behind Reading and Sunderland with only three games to go after Arsenal Ladies thrashed them 5-0.

England u17s are through to the FIFA u17 WWC following their 2-1 win against Brazil.

Arsenal Ladies organised an open training session for members of the official supporters group ASC and the players’ sponsors on Saturday, 8 October.

Arsenal’s 25-year-old midfielder/forward, Danielle Van De Donk, has signed a new contract just 11 months after signing with the club from Göteborg FC.

Manchester City Women have achieved the double League and Conti Cup after beating Birmingham City on Sunday, but is throwing money at the game the only way to succeed?