Women’s football Archives: 04/2017

News that local rivals, Tottenham, are moving to Wembley next season is welcome fodder for Arsenal fans as statistics indicate Spurs’ record there is less than stellar.

On this day 10 years ago, Arsenal Ladies won the UEFA Women’s Cup after drawing 0-0 at home to Umea UIK following their 1-0 away win thanks to a rare Alex Scott goal.

The Women’s World Cup qualifying draw was made earlier this week in Nyon and the Arsenal players now know their road to France 2019.

After the shocking news that a top level women’s football team has now disappeared, let’s have a look at the chain of events that led to the disaster.

Arsenal’s Spring Series opener against Notts County this weekend has been cancelled after Notts County ceased to exist, leaving players without a club and, in some cases, without a home.

Arsenal Ladies midfielder, Jordan Nobbs, has been named in the PFA FA WSL team of year.

John Griffiths has kept faith in the 18 players that qualified for the UEFA u17 Euro finals and has selected Shannon Cooke and Jess N’Gunga for the tournament to be played in Czech Republic.

The PFA Women’s and Young Player Of the Year nominations have been disclosed and there are no real surprises.

With the 2017 Euros in the Netherlands less than 100 days away, let’s have a look at the England team and how they set up to play.

Naming a squad three months before a tournament is a very unusual step taken by the England manager. But he has clearly made his mind…

The FA love-in with Manchester City WFC reached a new high this week, when they claimed Manchester City Women were the first FA WSL side to reach the Champions League semi-final.