Arsenal Women Archives: 11/2024

Arsenal are ‘delighted’ with Laia Codina and Mariona Caldentey, but can they sustain momentum and adapt in a league that tests resilience every single week?

Lia Wälti withdraws from Swiss friendlies due to an abscess, while Arsenal’s Lotte Wubben-Moy is called up to England squad after Maya Le Tissier ruled out with concussion.

Renee Slegers’ interim spell at Arsenal saw stability and success with six wins and a draw. Her consistent line-up contrasts with Eidevall’s rotation-heavy approach. Will she get the job full-time?

Arsenal defeated Juventus 1-0, thanks to Lina Hurtig’s late goal, securing their place in the Champions League knockout phase with two games left to play.

Arsenal have finally confirmed that their Women’s Champions League match against Bayern Munich will be played at Meadow Park, after a scheduling clash with the men’s team.

Arsenal defeated their North London rivals 3-0 in a game they controlled from start to finish.

The transfer window for women professional players will be open from 1 January to 31 January and I would expect to be busy especially on the departure side.

Arsenal thrash Juventus 4-0 away, continuing their Champions League dominance under Renee Slegers. Frida Maanum, Stina Blackstenius, Mariona Caldentey, and Caitlin Foord score.

Arsenal climb up the table after a comfortable win over Brighton, closing in on third place as the title race narrows to Chelsea and Manchester City. With key changes, Slegers’ team displayed improved form, setting up for a decisive Champions League match.

Arsenal thrash Brighton 5-0 in the WSL, with Lina Hurtig scoring her first goal in 362 days to seal an emphatic win at the Emirates.

Arsenal have decided to prioritise the Crystal Palace Carabao Cup tie on 18 December over the Women Champions League group game against FC Bayern.

Arsenal drop points against Manchester United after failing to close out the game, as United’s late set-piece equaliser denies the Gunners a crucial victory.

Former Arsenal forwards Vivianne Miedema and Cloé Lacasse undergo knee surgeries, sidelining them from upcoming matches as they recover from injuries.