Renee Slegers

Arsenal Women opened their Champions League campaign with a win, but another late breakthrough exposed familiar problems in the final third.

Arsenal Women’s slow start has revived familiar concerns over chance creation, low blocks and leadership as two difficult league fixtures approach.

Arsenal have given their clearest indication yet of when Daphne van Domselaar could return as Renee Slegers provides a fresh update on her recovery.

Arsenal had 30 shots and nine on target but were held 0-0 by Crystal Palace, leaving Renée Slegers with plenty to address before Manchester United.

Arsenal Women beat Brighton 1-0, but Renee Slegers’ selection highlighted the depth and competition now running through the squad.

Renee Slegers reacts after Arsenal Women opened their WSL season with a 1-0 win at Brighton, sealed by a debut goal from Lisa Baum.

Watch Mikel Arteta and Renee Slegers speak before Arsenal face Chelsea and Brighton this weekend, alongside both opposing managers’ press conferences.

Arsenal Women could have more than 30 players next season, leaving Renee Slegers with major decisions over loans, sales and registration.

Katie McCabe and Leah Williamson were both missing from Arsenal’s squad against Aston Villa, with the club offering no immediate explanation for their absences.

Arsenal’s Brighton draw confirmed Man City’s WSL title, but award nominations, exits and transfer plans made it a busy week elsewhere.

Arsenal Women came from behind to beat Lyon 2-1 in the Champions League semi-final first leg, taking a slim advantage into the 2nd leg.

Arsenal Women’s final home WSL fixture against Everton has been confirmed, with six club figures recognised after an impressive March.

Renee Slegers has set Arsenal’s focus on Brighton after Chelsea, with the FA Cup quarter-final the next major test.

Arsenal beat Bristol City 3-0 to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals, ending a demanding ten-game block that included success across five competitions.

Renée Slegers reacts as Arsenal Women beat OH Leuven to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Renée Slegers responds to Arsenal Women’s fixture pile up after postponements, outlining clear focus for season run in.

Renée Slegers confirms Taylor Hinds return and gives updates on Kyra Cooney-Cross and Anneke Borbe before OH Leuven tie.

Renée Slegers assesses Brighton’s threat ahead of Arsenal’s WSL trip, warning her side must be humble and at their best.

Renee Slegers confirms Beth Mead has suffered a hairline fracture, ruling her out of Arsenal’s upcoming block of games.

Arsenal stun Manchester City in the WSL with a statement win that ends City’s winning run and puts second place firmly in Arsenal’s control.