After nearly three weeks without club football, Arsenal Women are back in business with the League Cup final against Manchester City. Tickets are on sale now, priced at £7 for adults and £3 for concessions, and are available via www.tickets.wwfc.com
Following protests from the clubs competing in the semi-finals of the competition, the FA has decided on a late date change for the FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup final.
Now that Arsenal have reached the Conti Cup final against Manchester City, it is time to get angry at the FA
Arsenal men capitulated at Bournemouth, but it was nice to see the Women with mental strength to come from 2-1 down against Reading to book their place in the Continental Tyres Cup final.
New year, new manager, new ambitions. Can Arsenal Women return to being successful after a cup drought and six years without title success?
Arsenal have been drawn away to Reading who beat us recently during the group stage and will be looking for revenge against new manager Joe Montemurro.
The FA WSL Conti Cup quarter finals draw has been made, and the Gunners will be playing Sunderland at home.
Arsenal are through to the Conti Cup quarter-finals following their 6-0 away win at Watford alongside Reading in Group One South.
Arsenal topped their Continental Cup group with a resounding win over Watford.
Arsenal travel to the Global Metcorp Stadium to face Watford Women in the Continental Cup on Thursday evening, and are on the verge of qualifying for the quarter-finals.
Arsenal were held by Millwall until the 75th minute before fitness prevailed and they ended up 5-2 winners in the Conti Cup second group game.
Arsenal Women started their FA WSL Conti Cup campaign with a huge 7-0 win against FA WSL2 side London Bees.
Arsenal Women welcome local rivals London Bees to Boreham Wood in the FA WSL Continental Cup tournament on Thursday evening.
Arsenal Ladies lost 1-0 to City in the Conti Cup in a game where they had enough chances to win it comfortably.
There are now only six games remaining, seven if the Ladies qualify for the Conti Cup final and then the season will end before the move to the winter season for 2017/18.
There was no luck for the Arsenal Ladies as they managed to get the worse possible draw in the Conti Cup with Manchester City away.
Arsenal Ladies came from behind to win 3-2 their Conti Cup quarter-final at the death with a late penalty from Williams. But the main talking point for me was the awful performance from the referee.
Fara Williams scored an 89th-minute penalty against Notts County Ladies on Friday night to put Arsenal Ladies through to the Conti Cup semi-finals.
The FA WSL Conti Cup Round 1 has seen the biggest upset ever in the FA WSL with WSL 2 side London Bees beating league holders Chelsea Ladies on penalties.
The Ladies put a very serious and professional performance to beat Reading Women 3-1 away at the Hive.