Renée Slegers says Arsenal are ready to respond after Paris, but Manchester City present a huge test. Real Madrid showed City can be hurt, so what should Arsenal change and what would a response look like at the Etihad?
Arsenal finally found open-play goals, leading 2-0 in Paris before a 2-2 draw. What happened, why weren't Reuteler and Cerci used, and what does this mean before Manchester City?
Arsenal travel to Paris FC tonight looking for their second Champions League win of the season. But after Chelsea, this feels like a game where we need to see more than three points. What would an answer from Renée Slegers and her Arsenal team actually look like?
Arsenal were the better team for half an hour at Stamford Bridge, but still lost 1-0. With just two goals in four WSL games, are the problems now bigger than finishing?
Arsenal head to Stamford Bridge after scoring just twice in their opening three WSL games, but could Chelsea away be exactly the fixture they need? Roberto Revilla looks at the tactical match-up, Renée Slegers’ selection decisions and where Sunday’s game could be won.
Emily Fox has signed a new contract with Arsenal. We look back at her remarkable Arsenal career so far, what makes her so important and why the emergence of Smilla Holmberg makes the next few seasons even more interesting.
Arsenal Women needed a stoppage-time Mariona Caldentey penalty to beat HB Køge 1-0 despite 70% possession and 21 shots. So why did Arsenal once again struggle to turn attacking dominance into goals?
Arsenal Women begin their Champions League campaign against HB Køge at Meadow Park. We look at the Danish side, the threats Arsenal need to watch and why Selina Cerci and Géraldine Reuteler could be ready to start.
Smilla Holmberg rescued Arsenal Women with a stoppage-time equaliser against Manchester United, but a second successive home draw raised more questions about Arsenal’s attack. We look at what went wrong, what Renée Slegers can change and the positives to take from the 1-1 draw.
Smilla Holmberg's stoppage-time volley rescued Arsenal Women from defeat against Manchester United at the Emirates, but after another frustrating home draw, some familiar questions remain. Our immediate reaction to the 1–1 draw before the full match analysis.
Kim Little has made more Arsenal appearances than anyone else in the club’s history. For our 50th episode, we trace the career that took her from Scotland to Arsenal legend.
Arsenal Women face Manchester United at the Emirates after a frustrating draw with Crystal Palace. We take a look at the team news, tactical questions, predicted line-ups and why Lisa Baum could be key.
Match Reports
Arsenal Women had 30 shots, 79 per cent possession and hit the crossbar twice, but Crystal Palace still left the Emirates with a point. After watching the match again, the result felt familiar but the performance told a more encouraging story.
Match Previews
Crystal Palace arrive at the Emirates with three points, several ambitious new signings and no particular need to dominate the ball. Can Arsenal turn control into goals?
Geraldine Reuteler
From Stans to Frankfurt, Euro 2025 and now Arsenal, this is the story of Géraldine Reuteler, the person behind the footballer.
Match Reports
Arsenal left Brighton with three points and a clean sheet, but the 1-0 scoreline only tells part of the story.
Features
After Arsenal signed Élisa de Almeida, allegations about her political beliefs spread rapidly across social media. I went looking for the evidence, and what I found was a useful reminder that repetition isn’t proof, particularly when somebody’s reputation is involved.
Match Reports
Brighton have taken four points from Arsenal’s last two WSL visits, changed manager days before the season and brought Lia Wälti back to England. So this may not be quite the gentle opening fixture Arsenal supporters were hoping for.
Elisa De Almeida
Arsenal’s new No.5 brings 52 France caps, Champions League experience and the ability to play centrally or at right-back. So where does she fit in Renée Slegers’ defence?
Kyra Cooney-Cross
Kyra Cooney-Cross was playing professional football at 15, became a Matilda at 19 and joined Arsenal Women at 21. But to understand the person behind Arsenal’s No.32, you have to go back much further, to Australia, her mum Jessica and the family story that helped make everything else possible.
Steph Catley
Arsenal defender Steph Catley has been nominated for the Australian PFA Player of the Year award as she targets a fourth win and third in succession.
Olivia Smith
Arsenal’s Olivia Smith has won the PFA Women’s Young Player of the Year award for the second season running after previously receiving the prize at Liverpool.
Arsenal Women News
mily Fox, Mariona Caldentey and Alessia Russo made the 2025/26 PFA WSL Team of the Year after earning recognition from their fellow players.
Arsenal Women Youth Academy
Arsenal defender Sophie Harwood has joined Sheffield United on loan for the 2026/27 season.