England Women

The hunt for the new England Women manager is still on, and there seems to be a shortage of candidates interested.

Every time an England squad is named, fans ask the same question: Do central contracts guarantee a call-up, even if a player is out of form or regularly unused on international duty?

We were fortunate enough to speak to ex-England international Becky Easton, who has 44 caps to her name, while having won three league titles at club level.

It is has been quite a successful break for the Arsenal Women players scattered all over the globe, bringing home victories, goals and qualification for the Elite Rounds.

Following England’s 1-0 defeat to France, where Mo Marley kept the tried and tested players, maybe now is the time to make some changes and prepare for the FIFA 2019 World Cup.

Following the report by barrister Katharine Newton and inquiry in front of the House of Commons digital, culture, media and sport select committee, there have been some very interesting reactions from the England players who backed Mark Sampson at the Russia game with that infamous team hug celebration.

11 of the Arsenal Women squad have been selected for their respective national team.

Ex-England and Arsenal defender Alex Scott believes the Lionesses should be looking to win the 2019 World Cup in France.

The Football Association will be questioned by MPs over their handling of bullying and discrimination claims from Eni Aluko.

Jordan Nobbs was named Arsenal Player of the Year and Jodie Taylor was named Lionesses’ Player of the Year at the FA Awards.

Arsenal name star forward in their Europa League squad, while the club’s chief executive takes on a new role with UEFA. Fans also vote which person they hold most accountable for the Gunners’ demise too.

England, Germany and the Netherlands have named their squad for the next international windo, with five Arsenal Women players making the recent cut for their respective countries.

Former Arsenal forward Lianne Sanderson says she doesn’t expect to be selected for England anymore after defending teammate Eni Aluko.

Chelsea forward Eni Aluko was allegedly paid by the FA to keep quiet over a complaint against the England Women’s team staff.

Now the European Championships are over, we take a look at the individual performances of the nine Arsenal players involved.

Arsenal Women will see four of their players compete for the trophy on Sunday when the Netherlands meet Danemark.

After Arsenal’s Jodie Taylor scored to knock out France, England are now the favourites to win the 2017 Women’s European Championships.

Arsenal striker Jodie Taylor scored a historic winner to send England through to the semi-finals of the European Championship.

After two matchdays at Euro 2017, things are starting to get very interesting indeed as Jodie Taylor continues to score for fun for England.

A week into the competition let’s have a look on how the Arsenal players have fared so far.