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Arsenal captain Kim Little signs a new contract, extending her stay in North London. The midfielder has made 290 appearances for the club.

Swiss national team captain and Arsenal midfielder Lia Wälti returns to training after a ten-day break, ready to get involved in the team's crucial upcoming matches.

Arsenal Women's Academy teams excel, reaching Cup finals and topping leagues, while the senior team prepares for title decider.

Arsenal Women's captain Kim Little will miss the remainder of the season due to a hamstring injury sustained during a Champions League match.

Arsenal Women reach Champions League semi-finals for first time in a decade, looking to secure treble with Conti Cup and WSL titles also in sight.

Arsenal face an injury crisis with key players sidelined, threatening their title race and Champions League ambitions. Can the Gunners navigate this challenge?

Arsenal's injured star Vivianne Miedema pursues coaching aspirations and addresses concerns in women's football while recovering from a knee injury.

Discover how Arsenal teams across various leagues, including Arsenal Women and under-18s, are competing for silverware this season.

Swiss captain and Arsenal midfielder Lia Wälti announces an indefinite break from football due to personal reasons and mental challenges.

Dutch midfielder Victoria Pelova discusses her transition to Arsenal, the challenges she faced, and the support from fellow Dutch international Vivianne Miedema.

Arsenal's Leah Williamson tops BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour Power List as the most influential woman in sport, inspiring future generations.

According to press in Ireland, Katie McCabe's World Cup dream is intact as her injury from Arsenal's 2-0 win over Bayern Munich is not long-term and Arsenal could even have her back for the first leg of their Champions League semi-final against Wolfsburg.

Ireland captain Katie McCabe limped out of Arsenal's Champions League quarter-final win over Bayern Munich, raising concerns about a possible long-term injury when she was pictured on crutches and in a protective boot.

In an historic night at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal Women defeated Bayern Munich 2-0 to reach the UEFA Women's Champions League semi-finals for the first time in a decade. A record UK attendance of 21,307 witnessed goals from Frida Maanum and Stina Blackstenius, overturning a first-leg deficit.

Beth Mead likely to miss World Cup; England manager Sarina Wiegman says a "miracle" needed for Mead's inclusion due to ACL injury.

Arsenal's Leah Williamson, became the first female footballer to read a story on CBeebies Bedtime Stories.

Arsenal Women have opted to extend the contract of their Austrian goalkeeper Manuela Zinsberger for another year.

Former England striker Jodie Taylor returns to Arsenal Women for a second spell, adding experience and goal-scoring prowess to the squad.

Captain of the Lionesses and Arsenal star, Leah Williamson, received the Freedom of the City award, which is the highest honour any council can bestow, from Milton Keynes Council for her contribution to the community.

Arsenal forward, Beth Mead has finished third in the 2022 FIFA Women’s Player of the Year awards, while she joined Leah Williamson in the FIFPRO World XI 2022.

Let's take a look back at the last week in the world of Arsenal women.

Arsenal were defeated 2-0 away to Chelsea in a game where they created enough changes to win it, but were not clinical enough to get the win.

Ireland women's football manager Vera Pauw revealed that Arsenal made the decision to reject a potential transfer offer from Chelsea for Katie McCabe.

Arsenal Women have extended their partnership with global payment technology firm Mastercard in a long-term agreement that builds on their initial deal signed in May 2019.

Arsenal Women Football Club has increased the wages of its staff by almost 30%, according to the latest published accounts. However, despite the pay rise, the team's salaries remain considerably lower than some individual male players.

Arsenal Women have welcomed a host of new signings to the club this January, including Dutch midfielder Victoria Pelova who has given a lengthy article to Arsenal.com.

Beth Mead, Arsenal's England forward, has been recognised for her exceptional performance in the past year with a place on the shortlist for FIFA's Best FIFA Women's Player award.

Arsenal Women will face Chelsea away in the 5th Round of the FA Cup on the weekend of 25/26 February.

Arsenal have turned down a 'substantial bid' from Chelsea for Katie McCabe.

Arsenal recorded a clinical 9-0 victory over Leeds in the fourth round of the Women's FA Cup on Sunday, much to the delight of head coach Jonas Eidevall. Despite making several changes to the starting lineup, the team displayed impressive cohesion throughout the match.

January signing Sabrina D’Angelo made the perfect start to her Arsenal career on Thursday night, keeping a clean sheet in our dominant 3-0 victory over Aston Villa in the quarter-final of the Conti Cup.

Jen Beattie, has announced her retirement from international duty with Scotland.

Arsenal have recalled Gio Queiroz from Everton with the striker going into the squad in light of Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema's ACL injuries.

Arsenal have announced a second signing, confirming that 19-year-old Danish midfielder, Kathrine Kuhl has joined the club.

Arsenal have signed Ajax midfielder, Victoria Pelova, announcing her arrival shortly after confirming that Jordan Nobbs had left the club.

Jordan Nobbs has moved to Aston Villa as her 12-year-long stint at Arsenal ends up with a move to get minutes to be selected for England's World Cup squad.

Beth Mead was named BBC Sports Personality of the Year at the same time her teammates were putting nine past FC Zurich in the Champions League.

Vivianne Miedema will undergo surgery on her ruptured ACL in January and expects to miss the World Cup in the summer before returning 'early next season'.

The FA Women's Cup fourth round draw was made on Monday with the Barclays Women Super League teams entering the tournament.

Vivianne Miedema has hit out over the amount of games squeezed into the football calendar for both men and women as more players pick up injuries.