Beth Mead

The FA WSL season is now over but there is a FIFA international window coming up featuring World Cup qualifiers and, as usual, the Arsenal Women players will be busy.

Beth Mead has been named as England Women’s Young Player of the Year after only making her debut for her country in April.

Arsenal Women did the job yesterday against Bristol with a 6-1 away win, but unfortunately Manchester City also beat Everton 3-0 to leave the Gunners short of Champions League qualification by a point.

As we are reaching the end of the season, it is time to announce the Player of the Year awards and we’ve picked our top 3 players as well as the best young player.

Arsenal Women couldn’t capitalise on their recent good form, failing to get the three points at bottom of the table Yeovil in a poor 0-0 draw.

Arsenal Women earned a creditable draw against League leaders Chelsea and also cut the gap on Manchester City to five points thanks to the Citizen’s surprising home defeat to Reading.

There were a lot of positives but a few negatives to from the 4-0 win against Yeovil on Sunday. So what did we learn? Quite…

Beth Mead rallied the troops after Arsenal qualified for the Continental Cup final on Sunday.

Arsenal Women travel to Reading for their Continental Cup semi-final on Sunday, in the second clash of the season between the two sides.

Arsenal Women meet Chelsea Ladies on Sunday, and we spoke to striker Beth Mead who revealed her England hopes, working under a new boss and previewed the weekend clash – in an exclusive interview with Daily Cannon.

It was another busy weekend for Arsenal, and with most of us spending it watching Özil’s volley against Newcastle on repeat, I wouldn’t blame you for missing a few things.

Continuing on with wallpapers dedicated to our amazing women’s team, this time around, I decided to go with a set of phone wallpapers featuring several stars from the current team.

Arsenal have progressed to the semi-final of the FA WSL Cup, with a 3-1 win over Sunderland on Sunday afternoon.

Jodie Taylor will leave the club to play in Australia and then in the US. Her departure is not a problem, however, and actually eases the congestion in attack.

Beth Mead admits that Arsenal need to get back to ‘free-flowing football’ and is hopeful that the team can do just that against her former side, Sunderland, on Sunday.

Arsenal were held by Millwall until the 75th minute before fitness prevailed and they ended up 5-2 winners in the Conti Cup second group game.

Following the international break, the first team and the development team were back in business and both went home with an away win –  2-0 for the fist team and 5-1 for the reserves.

Pedro Losa says he’s pleased for Beth Mead, after the striker marked her first start of the campaign with two goals for the Gunners.

Beth Mead says she knows there will be competition for places at Arsenal, but she had to leave Sunderland to push herself forward as a player.

Arsenal Women made light work of the London Bees, winning 7-0 in their FA WSL Cup tie.