Welcome to your one‑stop spot for everything Arsenal Women. Whether you’re a lifelong Gooner or just tuning in, you’ll find the latest match previews, results, and player stories right here. No fluff, just the info you need to stay on top of the team.
The Arsenal Women’s side started the season with a solid win over Liverpool, showing why they’re a title contender. Since then they’ve racked up six wins, two draws, and a single loss. The defence, anchored by defender Katie McCabe, has kept clean sheets in three of those games, while forward Frida Maanum has been the go‑to scorer with eight goals.
Coach Jonas Eidevall continues to favor a high‑press style. That means the midfield works hard to win the ball back quickly, creating chances for the forwards. If you watch a match, you’ll notice the team often presses high on the wing, forcing opponents into mistakes.
In cup competitions, Arsenal Women reached the semi‑final of the FA Women’s Cup, losing narrowly to Chelsea. The game highlighted a weak spot – set‑piece defending – which the coaching staff is now fixing in training.
Want to catch every game? The easiest way is to subscribe to the club’s official streaming service, which offers live coverage and replays. For quick updates, follow the club’s Twitter and Instagram – they post minute‑by‑minute scores, injury news, and behind‑the‑scenes clips.
If you prefer audio, there’s a weekly podcast featuring player interviews and tactical breakdowns. It’s a great way to hear directly from the squad about what’s working and what needs fixing.
Local fans can also attend matches at the Meadow Park ground. Tickets usually go on sale a week before each game, and you can grab them through the club’s website. Arriving early lets you soak up the pre‑match atmosphere and maybe snag a signed programme.
For those who love stats, the club’s official app provides live data on possession, shots on goal, and player heat maps. You can even set alerts for specific players, so you never miss a goal from Maanum or a crucial tackle from McCabe.
Finally, get involved in the community. Arsenal Women host youth clinics and open training sessions throughout the season. Signing up not only supports the team but also gives you a chance to meet the players in person.
That’s the low‑down on Arsenal Women right now. Keep checking back for fresh articles, match analysis, and exclusive player features. Stay tuned, stay passionate, and enjoy the ride with the Gunners women’s squad.
Arsenal beat West Ham 4-3 after turning a 3-1 deficit into a win with three goals in seven second-half minutes at Meadow Park. Amber Tysiak scored twice early for West Ham, while Shekiera Martinez restored their lead after the break. Katie McCabe, Leah Williamson, and Mariona Caldentey struck to flip the match. Chloe Kelly scored on her return. Arsenal stay third, eight points off Chelsea; West Ham are ninth.