Women’s football Archives: 06/2017

Kim Little, Emma Mitchell and former Gunner Jennifer Beattie have been left out of Scotland’s squad for the European Championships due to injuries.

In our latest mini-pod about the U19 euro draw we touched on the subject of which Arsenal players will make the finals in August. Here are the reasons why I believe three of the six Arsenal Ladies will be on the plane to Belfast.

The draw for the UEFA Women’s U19 Championship took place at Belfast City Hall this afternoon, with host nation Northern Ireland, England and Scotland all involved.

Marley has been England Women U19s manager since 2001, combining it with the Everton Ladies job until 2012, before focusing solely on The Lionesses. Should she be Sampson’s eventual replacement?

Ireland manager Colin Bell has named his squad for ROI’s international friendly against Scotland on July 7 at Stark Park Kirkcaldy and two Arsenal players have been selected.

Mo Marley has named an extended 24-player squad for a double header that will take place in three weeks against the USA in preparation for the Euros to be played in August.

The FA have announced the date for the FA Women’s Cup final and the start date for the first ever Women’s winter season

Sarina Wiegman has announced her 23-player-squad for the upcoming Euros that the Netherlands will play at home next month and four Arsenal players have been selected.

Following England Men’s U20 World Cup win in Korea, we can wonder if the women, blessed by an excellent generation of talent, can do the same next year in France?

The FA have announced that the team that will replace Notts County Ladies are Everton Ladies and it is not a real surprise.

UEFA have announced that two associations have made a bid to host the Women’s Champions League final for the 2018/19 season.

We have entered the international break and a host of Arsenal players have been involved for their respective countries.

Arsenal put five past Bristol City without reply on the final day of the Spring Series, but it was not enough to clinch the title as Chelsea were named Champions.

Jayne Ludlow, who joined Arsenal in 2000 and quickly established herself as one of the best box-to-box midfielders, has shared her thoughts ahead of tonight’s UEFA Women’s Champions League final in Cardiff.