Arsenal Women Archives: 06/2017

Sarina Wiegman has announced her 23-player-squad for the upcoming Euros that the Netherlands will play at home next month and four Arsenal players have been selected.

The Spring Series has concluded and we can now have a look at the game time given by Pedro Losa to the players.

England U23s’ 2-0 win over Norway was an important one as it meant they pipped USA to win this year’s Nordic tournament.

In this latest edition of the Daily Cannon podcast, Matthew is joined by Stephen and Sylvain to discuss the week’s news. Sylvain also rounds up the Spring Series for the Arsenal Ladies.

Arsenal full-back Alex Scott has warned that England Lionesses have the fate of future generations in their hands, as they prepare for next month’s Euro 2017 campaign.

Following England Men’s U20 World Cup win in Korea, we can wonder if the women, blessed by an excellent generation of talent, can do the same next year in France?

England Women were comfortable as they cruised to a 4-0 win over Switzerland during their friendly fixture on Saturday afternoon.

The days of a single club dominating women’s football, for the most part, are long gone.

Danielle van de Donk, Dominique Janssen and new signing, Vivianne Miedema, all featured during the Netherlands’ 1-0 friendly defeat by Japan.

The FA have announced that the team that will replace Notts County Ladies are Everton Ladies and it is not a real surprise.

Arsenal Ladies goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal has left the Netherlands training camp ahead of international friendly fixtures against Japan and Austria.

UEFA have announced that two associations have made a bid to host the Women’s Champions League final for the 2018/19 season.

We have entered the international break and a host of Arsenal players have been involved for their respective countries.

Mark Sampson’s England Women’s side qualified unbeaten for this summer’s European Championships and Arsenal midfielder, Fara Williams, has said this is their best opportunity to win the tournament.

The Summer transfer window will open on 23 June and close on the 14th of September. Let’s have a look at the business made so far with one player in and one player out.

Alex Scott believes that Arsenal’s dominance within women’s football 10 years ago will not be emulated, as the depth of competition in recent years has strengthened significantly.

Arsenal put five past Bristol City without reply on the final day of the Spring Series, but it was not enough to clinch the title as Chelsea were named Champions.

Scotland Ladies manager Anna Signeul has bemoaned the loss of star midfielder Kim Little through injury, ahead of this summer’s Euro 2017 tournament.

Arsenal will go into today’s clash with Bristol City in the knowledge that if results go their way and they win here, they will claim the Spring Series title.

Pedro Martinez Losa’s side claimed a 1-0 victory over Reading to extend their unbeaten run in this year’s Spring Series and the Arsenal Ladies’ boss praised his players for the result and performance.