FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

The England women’s football team, featuring standout players like Alessia Russo, stands poised for significant commercial success post their World Cup campaign.

Two Arsenal players advance to World Cup final with England, while five others prepare for the third-place playoff. Concerns arise over post-tournament rest.

An overview of how 15 Arsenal players performed in the first round of the tournament and what’s next in the Round of 16

Discover the recent conflict as Arsenal’s legend Ian Wright takes on the Nigerian Football Federation, urging them to settle the Super Falcons’ long-overdue bonuses.

The first Arsenal player to return home from Australia and New-Zealand is Katie McCabe. The first Arsenal player to return home from Australia and New-Zealand…

Canadian footballer Cloe Lacasse shares insights into her Arsenal move, the challenges for Canadian players, and her World Cup ambitions.

The Women’s World Cup begins, and Arsenal’s Vivianne Miedema reflects on her journey, her absence due to her knee injury, and her support for her teammates.

On the first day of the Women’s World Cup 2023, Arsenal’s influence was far-reaching. This review focuses on key players Frida Maanum, Steph Catley, and Katie McCabe.

Arsenal’s Frida Maanum’s performance in the Women’s World Cup opener: a detailed analysis of the match and the involvement of other Arsenal players.

Arsenal’s Steph Catley scores the winning penalty for Australia, edging out Katie McCabe’s Ireland in the Women’s World Cup 2023 opener.

FIFA have released the full squad list for the FIFA WWC 2023 and Arsenal officially have 14 players listed.

Lia Walti’s ankle injury means her Arsenal season is over but her World Cup hopes are still alive.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will take place next summer in Australia and New-Zealand and we now know where the Arsenal players will play their Group games.