Arsenal Women Archives: 10/2017

Arsenal Women drew with Bristol City Ladies and have possibly waved goodbye to the FA WSL title for another season.

Norway men’s national team have taken a pay-cut so that their women’s side can earn the same amount.

Arsenal drew 1-1 at home to Bristol City on Sunday afternoon, giving them a total of four points from three games played.

Arsenal Women are looking to bounce back from their disappointing performance last week against  Manchester City in a must win game against Bristol City Ladies.

For the FA WSL matchday 3 opener, league leaders Chelsea were at home to Liverpool, who currently sit in fifth place.

John Griffiths has selected his 20-person squad for the upcoming UEFA u17 qualifying round and four Arsenal girls have been selected.

Midfielder Chloe Peplow says she opted to join Doncaster Rovers Belles on loan in pursuit of more playing time, and is hoping the WSL 2 side can earn promotion to the top flight this season.

Former England and Arsenal forward, Rachel Yankey, thinks the sacking of Mark Sampson won’t affect the players, and Mo Marley will get the best out of them.

After Mark Sampson was sacked by the FA for allegations that were made three years earlier, Greg Clarke says the decision to sack him should have been made then.

The Football Association of Wales Awards 2017 were held at Hensol Castle at the Vale Resort on Monday 2nd October and one former Arsenal player won the player’s player of the year award for her excellent performance with the Women National team.

Shelley Kerr has named her second squad since she took over the Scotland job and two Arsenal players have been called up.

Mo Marley says the England women’s team need to stay focused on World Cup qualification, despite the changing managerial situation.

Arsenal manager Pedro Losa said his players forgot about defending, after the side lost 5-2 to Manchester City in their second WSL match of the season.

Here are the key things we learned from the 5-2 defeat away to City on Saturday lunchtime that leaves the team struggling in the title race after just two games.

England need the right person for the job of manager of the England women’s team, male or female, according to former Arsenal defender Casey Stoney.

The FA has approved a new one-tier, full-time structure for the WSL, starting next year with the 2018/19 season.

Tottenham Ladies’ captain Jenna Schillaci has compared their team to Arsenal, as you’d expect from any player in a Tottenham side.