Rachel Yankey

Arsenal set to face Lyon in the Champions League semi-final, reviving a fierce rivalry that spans decades and features iconic names, stories and setbacks.

As we reach the end of the decade, I thought it would be a good idea to do a fans’ vote for the Arsenal Women’s team of the decade.

Soccer Aid will finally allow women to compete in their annual charity game after someone pointed out that it is 2019.

The draw for the next round of the Carabao Cup will feature two women and no men when it airs live on Quest tonight (Saturday) at 9pm.

After Arsenal’s victory over Brentford in the League Cup on Wednesday night, we can all look forward to the next round, but first up is the draw.

Arsenal legend, Rachel Yankey, has joined the coaching set-up at London Bees.

Rachel Yankey feels efforts should be made to increase the number of female coaches, and hopes that Phil Neville’s appointment as England Women head coach will raise the sport’s profile.

Rachel Yankey doesn’t see much wrong with Phil Neville being appointed England Women head coach, and hopes to see a former female footballer in the men’s game.

Former Arsenal Women winger Rachel Yankey shaved off her hair and changed her name so she could play on the boys’ football team as a child.

Rachel Yankey is pleased that her former Arsenal teammate, Danielle Carter, has been appointed a position on the FA Council because she feels the England international can really help football.

Former Gunner Rachel Yankey is part of a scheme which aims to encourage more women to become football coaches.

Rachel Yankey attended a FA Lidl Skills session at the Annunciation primary school in Edgware on Monday as part of Girls’ Football Week.

Former Gunner Rachel Yankey hopes to start seeing more female coaches in football.

Rachel Yankey feels strongly that there has to be more female coaches in football because diversity is needed at all levels.

Ex-Arsenal forward Rachel Yankey admits that her transition from player to coach wasn’t actually too difficult at all.

Former Arsenal forward Rachel Yankey is optimistic over the direction that women’s football is headed despite there still being ground to cover.

Rachel Yankey hopes that more female coaches will be hired in the men’s game, calling on Premier League and Football League executives to be bold enough to appoint them.

Former England and Arsenal forward, Rachel Yankey, thinks the sacking of Mark Sampson won’t affect the players, and Mo Marley will get the best out of them.

Arsenal Ladies legend, Rachel Yankey, has called for more female coaches in top managerial roles.

As expected Arsenal Ladies have released Emma Byrne and Rachel Yankey at the end of their contracts.