Arsenal Women Archives: 03/2018

Former 1980s pop star and model, Samantha Fox, claims she used to be a winger for Arsenal Ladies.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Sylvain celebrate Arsenal’s women beating Manchester City in a cup final. And, they reflect…

Arsenal comfortably dispatched a valiant Charlton side 5-0 to book a semi-final place away to Everton and with league results also going our way, the Champions League is once again in view.

Leah Williamson has signed a new long-term contract with Arsenal and she couldn’t be happy to stay at the club she supports.

Sunday’s FA Women’s Cup quarter final postponement is set to create a number of fixture list problems before the end of the season on 20th May.

The SSE FA Women’s Cup semi-final draw was made this morning and Arsenal could face an away game should they beat Charlton next Sunday.

Arsenal Women’s FA Cup tie against Charlton has been postponed due to ‘weather conditions and safety concerns’.

Arsenal face a potential banana skin on Sunday against Charlton Athletic Women at Borehamwood FC in the FA Cup quarter final.

John Griffiths has named his squad for the upcoming u17 Elite Round and there are two Arsenal players included but Lauren James seems to have been refused permission to join the squad.

Arsenal Women are finally back in business – they’ve won a trophy for the first time since 2016 with their 1-0 defeat against Manchester City in the Conti Cup.

Arsenal’s Anna Filbey has undergone surgery to correct ruptured ligaments in her right ankle.

After nearly three weeks without club football, Arsenal Women are back in business with the League Cup final against Manchester City. Tickets are on sale now, priced at £7 for adults and £3 for concessions, and are available via www.tickets.wwfc.com

The women’s u20 World Cup draw took place in Rennes, France on Thursday and our resident expert was there for it.

After last week’s 2-2 draw between Manchester City and Chelsea, the race is on for the Gunners to try to snatch a Champions League place from one of the top two teams.

Hot on the heels of their last women’s football reform, the FA has now rebranded the top four tiers of the women’s football pyramid.

Charles Sale, writing in Friday’s Daily Mail, believes the gender pay gap at the FA, which currently stands at 23.2 per cent is not something they should be worried about because it’s less than the 31 per cent at the Lawn Tennis Association.