Women’s football Archives: 04/2025

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 Women faced a huge test away to Lyon after a first-leg loss. What happened next has set up a blockbuster Champions League final against Barcelona.

A former Arsenal star stepped in to help a player abandoned after injury. His powerful gesture highlights a major issue women’s football must urgently address.

While Arsenal were focused on Lyon, a result elsewhere quietly confirmed their place in next season’s Champions League. The pressure, for now, has shifted.

Arsenal were bold, creative, and dominant in stretches. But in Europe, that’s rarely enough. One lapse, one chance, and everything changes.

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.

Victoria Pelova scores her first goal after injury and reflects on the moment, the support from teammates, and what’s next as Arsenal turn toward Lyon in Europe.

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.

Arsenal’s Michelle Agyemang scored within seconds of her England debut in Belgium, but the Lionesses couldn’t recover from a poor first half in Leuven.

Arsenal suffer double injury setback as Chloe Kelly and Daphne van Domselaar return from international duty with foot and ankle injuries ahead of Champions League ties.

Chloe Kelly says she’s “learning so much” at Arsenal under Renée Slegers and alongside Russo and Mead, as she fights to reclaim her place with England.