Women’s football

Aitana Bonmati wins the Ballon d’Or Féminin for the second year running, capping a stellar season with FC Barcelona and confirming her status as the world’s best.

Caroline Weir returned from a 346-day ACL injury to score two goals and assist in Real Madrid’s win over Espanyol, showcasing her star quality with an MVP performance.

The Women’s Super League (WSL) sees a shift in its managerial landscape as foreign coaches now occupy 50% of the top positions, raising questions about the future of English management.

Arsenal’s Alessia Russo calls on England to maintain high standards after a crucial win against France in their Euro 2025 qualifier.

Alex Scott opens up about overcoming online abuse, finding strength, and her supportive relationship with Jess Glynne. Get inspired.

Following their qualification with a 5-1 win against Watford in the FA Women’s Cup round four proper, the Gunners have been drawn at home to Manchester City.

England defeated France 1-0 thanks to an early Katie Robinson goal in a well fought u23 international friendly at Clairefontaine training centre near Paris.

FIFA Women’s Football Convention to take place in Sydney on 18-19 August 2023

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal takes up a new role as consultant for women’s football at KNVB, aiming to further develop the sport.

Arsenal’s Agyemang shines with two goals as England triumphs in tournament opener with 2-1 win over Poland, despite being reduced to 10 players.

England women’s football captain, Leah Williamson, has said her squad will stand for inclusivity, highlighting the importance of “standing in solidarity” with those facing discrimination.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will take place next summer in Australia and New-Zealand and we now know where the Arsenal players will play their Group games.

UEFA have moved to the Nation Leagues format that has been tried and tested at the u-17 and u-19 level for many years as well as in the men’s game.

Beth Mead has confirmed that England will join the USA Women’s national team in a show of solidarity after a report showing widespread sexual misconduct and emotional abuse in the US women’s game was released this week.

The UEFA Women Euros quarter-finals are now set following the last batch of group games and there will be some interesting match-ups.

Matchday 2 is done and we now know three teams that are already through to the quarter-finals: England, France and Germany.

The UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 Matchday 1 has now concluded and we can have a look at how the favourites have done, who is up and who has disappointed.

Sarina Wiegman has selected her Euro squad and there are four Arsenal players in it

Gemma Davies’ team will play Norway, Sweden and Germany in Group B, while the hosts will play Italy, Spain and France in Group A.

The England squad will be named on Wednesday 15th June, with the provisional squad of 28 players reduced to the final 23 for the tournament that will start on the 6th of July.