Arsenal Women Archives: 02/2026

Leah Williamson warns players could consider strike action if fixture congestion and welfare concerns are not addressed by football’s governing bodies.

Arsenal Women will face Brighton at Meadow Park in the FA Cup quarter-finals after progressing past Bristol City, with a place in the semi-finals at stake.

Arsenal beat Bristol City 3-0 to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals, ending a demanding ten-game block that included success across five competitions.

Arsenal Women beat Bristol City 3-0 at Meadow Park to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals, extending their winning run during a demanding fixture block.

Arsenal Women discover their Champions League quarter-final opponents as the UWCL draw sets up a huge London derby with Chelsea.

Renée Slegers reacts as Arsenal Women beat OH Leuven to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Renée Slegers responds to Arsenal Women’s fixture pile up after postponements, outlining clear focus for season run in.

Emily Fox earns USA call up for the SheBelieves Cup as Arsenal defender continues her strong international run.

Leah Williamson recalled to England squad for World Cup qualifiers after injury, as Sarina Wiegman confirms 25-player selection.

Renée Slegers confirms Taylor Hinds return and gives updates on Kyra Cooney-Cross and Anneke Borbe before OH Leuven tie.

Whilst Sunday’s Arsenal game against Brighton was given a late postponement due to the poor weather conditions, all the other Champions League contenders won their games.

Arsenal’s WSL game at Brighton was postponed around 90 minutes before kick-off due to a water-logged pitch.

Renée Slegers assesses Brighton’s threat ahead of Arsenal’s WSL trip, warning her side must be humble and at their best.

Kim Little wins WSL Player of the Month after her 400th appearance, as Arsenal build momentum in the league and Europe.

Kim Little reaches 400 appearances as Arsenal win 4-0 in Belgium to take control of their tie and edge closer to a potential London derby.

Arsenal’s win over Manchester City sharpens the WSL race for second place, with Champions League qualification now firmly in sight.

Arsenal send Vivienne Lia on loan to Hammarby as the club continues to manage youth development and playing time across its women’s squad.

Arsenal stun Manchester City in the WSL with a statement win that ends City’s winning run and puts second place firmly in Arsenal’s control.

Arsenal Women complete a quiet January window with one signing and multiple loan recalls, leaving major decisions and contract questions for the summer.

Arsenal recall Vivienne Lia from Nottingham Forest and Maddie Earl from Ipswich as the club reassesses loan arrangements.