FA WSL

The penalty shoot-out to defeat to Manchester City on Saturday means the only remaining target for Arsenal’s Women is the League title.

 Arsenal Women had the weekend off as their league game away to Liverpool was postponed but they got welcome news as Chelsea held League leaders Manchester City to a 2-2 draw.

As we enter the second half of the season, let’s have a look at the title race, Champions League places and promotion-relegation rules for the FA WSL and FAWC.

The FA have finally started to address one of the biggest refereeing problems in Women’s football – the leniency in applying Law 12 and the protection of players’ physical integrity.

As we’re coming to the end of the year, here is my FA WSL 2018 best XI, based on the games I have attended and match highlights.

A couple of years ago, the FA decided to go for a full-time professional women’s football League so with the FA WSL in a new era, let’s have a look at the transfer numbers from 2013 to 2018.

With Brexit coming at the end of March 2019 and a large number of injured players at Arsenal, the January transfer window might be crucial for in the quest for trophies.

Four months into the season and three managers are no longer in their jobs in the FA WSL and FA WC, so are they more at risk than before with teams now full-time?

One of the main differences between men’s and women’s football is the attendance. At the Emirates, you will get around 60k while at Borehamwood it…

The FA has finally disclosed the full FA WSL schedule barely 17 days before the season starts.

Following multiple appeals from teams that had their bids rejected by the FA, the governing body has finally confirmed the kick-off dates for Tiers 1,2, 3 and 4.

The current FA WSL/Championship transfer window is the most unusual one we have had for many years.

The Summer 2018 transfer window is dominated by the arrival of new teams thanks to the FA’s latest twisted reform.

The FA WSL transfer window will open on the June 1, so let’s have a look at what the 11 teams could do in the next couple of months.

The FA has announced today the six new clubs that will join Tier 1 and Tier 2 in the Women’s Football pyramid.

The FA has announced that they will disclose the teams with a successful bid for the 2018/19 season on Sunday.

Phase 2 of the licensing process for FA WSL teams has now been completed and we now wait until June to know who which teams…

Hot on the heels of their last women’s football reform, the FA has now rebranded the top four tiers of the women’s football pyramid.

Ahead of Sunday’s meeting with Chelsea, Ireland defender Louise Quinn believes Arsenal Women can come out on top, and revealed how the Gunners turned their form around – in an exclusive Daily Cannon interview.

New year, new manager, new ambitions. Can Arsenal Women return to being successful after a cup drought and six years without title success?