Arsenal women have made tactical changes so why are the results the same?
Arsenal are showing signs of progress in possession, but another frustrating home result has left the same questions hanging over their season.
Arsenal are showing signs of progress in possession, but another frustrating home result has left the same questions hanging over their season.
Arsenal’s recent improvement stalled against Aston Villa as another frustrating league result left Renée Slegers facing renewed scrutiny at the Emirates.
Arsenal were forced into another reshuffle against Birmingham City after two midfielders dropped out of the squad before kick-off.
Alessia Russo scored twice for England against Greece as her recent run continued, with Arsenal now hoping she carries that form back into league action.
Arsenal’s first seven games reveal a striking split in playing time, with several established and new players barely featuring under Renee Slegers.
Arsenal were big winners at the PFA Awards on Tuesday night, with five men and three women in the Teams of the Year, and Olivia Smith winning the Women’s Young Player of the Year award.
Arsenal’s women’s loan players face very different prospects next season, with some in contention to return and others likely to move on again.
Arsenal are set for a strong 2027 Women’s World Cup presence, with several players qualified and others facing play-offs or key final games.
Emily Fox and Alessia Russo have been named in the Champions League Team of the Season after Arsenal reached the semi-finals.
Arsenal women secured Champions League football for next season with a dominant 3-0 win over Aston Villa at Villa Park.
Arsenal’s Brighton draw confirmed Man City’s WSL title, but award nominations, exits and transfer plans made it a busy week elsewhere.
Alessia Russo scored England’s winner against Iceland, while Leah Williamson made her return from injury in a timely Arsenal boost.
Arsenal Women’s final home WSL fixture against Everton has been confirmed, with six club figures recognised after an impressive March.
Arsenal dominate the London Football Awards as Mikel Arteta, Declan Rice, David Raya and Alessia Russo collect honours.
Arsenal’s Subway Cup semi-final defeat has raised fresh concerns over finishing, squad depth and a key suspension, with a must-win trip to Chelsea next.
Arsenal reach the mid-season break in third place, chasing second but managing heavy workloads, as fixture congestion raises fresh questions.
Declan Rice and Alessia Russo won the FSA Player of the Year awards on Monday, completing an Arsenal sweep in the category.
A new report has raised serious questions about structure, succession planning and dressing room unity at Arsenal Women as pressure builds on and off the pitch.
Arsenal came from behind to beat Real Madrid 2-1 thanks to an Alessia Russo headed brace, meaning they climb up the 18-team table to tenth place.
Alessia Russo reflects on her Champions League brace against Real Madrid, praising Arsenal’s resilience and supporters after a crucial 2-1 comeback win.