Arsenal Women Archives: 11/2025

Arsenal asked Canada not to select Olivia Smith following her recent injury, a call that shaped a difficult international window for the struggling side.

The BBC reports that the Crystal Palace and former Arsenal striker Ruesha Littlejohn is possibly facing a longer ban than the standard three-game ban for violent conduct.

Subway Cup quarter-final line-up confirmed after Crystal Palace shock Leicester. Draw streamed at 6pm on the WSL TikTok channel.

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.

Arsenal’s WSL clash with Manchester United is set for 12.30pm on 10 January at the Emirates, with Sky Sports broadcasting a match that could shape the top three.

Alessia Russo reflects on her Champions League brace against Real Madrid, praising Arsenal’s resilience and supporters after a crucial 2-1 comeback win.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese retires at 27 after repeated ACL injuries, bringing an early end to a career spread across Europe and the US.

Arsenal’s 0-0 draw with Spurs exposed familiar issues in the final third, raising concerns over form, fitness and fading title hopes as the season tightens.

Katie McCabe benefits from Sony’s acquisition of StatSports, the sports-tech firm she invested in early, in a major move for the performance-data industry.

Arsenal surrendered a 2-0 lead to lose 3-2 to FC Bayern and leave themselves a mountain to climb to qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals.

Arsenal have confirmed that 19-year-old defender Katie Reid has suffered a ruptured ACL, ending her breakthrough season and ruling her out long-term.

Arsenal’s draw with Chelsea reignites calls for VAR in the WSL as five missed decisions left fans and players frustrated by another officiating controversy.

Arsenal were left furious as two goals were wrongly disallowed against Chelsea in a match that reignited debate over refereeing standards in the women’s game.

Arsenal hit four past Leicester to stay in the title race, but injuries threaten to disrupt their preparations for next weekend’s top-of-the-table clash with Chelsea.