Miracle required: North London Derby starting XI prediction
Arsenal need a miracle to go through to the Conti Cup quarter-finals, with a huge win necessary to have a chance to progress to the next round.
Arsenal need a miracle to go through to the Conti Cup quarter-finals, with a huge win necessary to have a chance to progress to the next round.
The FA have disclosed the full fixture list for the 2020/21 season when Arsenal will try to win back their title
Arsenal are through to the FA WSL Continental Cup final after defeating holders Manchester City 2-1 at home on Wednesday night.
The Gunners will play at home against Reading in the Conti Cup as they topped their group last week and will play a side they recently beat 3-0 in the League.
Arsenal put in a professional performance to claim a routine 4-0 win against the Championship’s bottom team with Beth Mead in superb form, scoring a superb goal and two assists as the perfect preparation for next week’s league showdown.
In their Continental Cup group opener, Arsenal did a professional job and recorded a 5-0 win away to go top of Group B. As expected…
Arsenal start their Continental Cup campaign with an away game at Championship side London City Lionesses and will be hoping to go one better than last year when they lost to Manchester City in the final.
The FA have released the group list for the League Cup and Arsenal have been placed in the Group B. There will be a group stage as usual followed by a knock-out stage.
On Saturday afternoon, Arsenal faced Manchester City in the Conti Cup final, not that you’d know it from the coverage in Sunday’s papers.
Arsenal have been handed a tough draw against Birmingham City in the FA Continental Tyres Cup quarter-finals.
The League Cup quarter-finalist are now nearly all set with seven teams out of eight selected.
Arsenal defeated Championship side Charlton 5-0 and are through to the knock-out stages alongside the other big guns Manchester City and Chelsea.
Matchday 4 in the Continental Tyres Cup and we might now see a number of teams qualifying for the quarter-finals by Wednesday night.
There were a couple of cupsets on Sunday on Conti Cup matchday three with Everton beating Champions League contenders Reading and Championship side, Spurs, beating a WSL side Yeovil away.
Following on from their 5-0 drubbing of Liverpool last weekend, Arsenal Women have put nine (9) past Lewes in the Conti Cup.
It is Matchday three out of five in the FA WSL Continental Cup and this weekend will see seven ties between FA WSL and FA Women’s Championship sides.
Matchday two saw a number of upsets again as Championship teams delivered against FA WSL teams. As a result a Championship team leads one group while two other lower division teams are also in qualifying position.
The FA Women’s Super League and FA Women’s Championship season opened this weekend with group stage Round 1.
The FA has finally disclosed the full FA WSL schedule barely 17 days before the season starts.
Arsenal Women are finally back in business – they’ve won a trophy for the first time since 2016 with their 1-0 defeat against Manchester City in the Conti Cup.