By Chloe Reynolds (30/9/26) Above: Smiles all around as Arsenal make their way to Paris. Photo: Arsenal FC. Arsenal head coach Renee Slegers and midfielder Georgia Stanway sat down with the Media ahead of a huge Champions League game against Paris FC Firstly, Slegers provided an injury update on some key players: “Chloe Kelly isContinue reading “Arsenal Press- Conference”
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Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (30/9/26) Above: Kim Little leads the discussion in the Arsenal huddle at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Photo: Arsenal FC. Arsenal’s problems are starting to look bigger than finishing Alyssa Thompson’s 39th-minute goal gave Chelsea a 1-0 victory over Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, leaving Renée Slegers’ side with five points fromContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (26/9/26) Above: Renee Slegers giving instructions to her players during their last visit to Stamford Bridge touchline. Photo: Arsenal FC. Roberto Revilla looks ahead to Arsenal’s trip to Stamford Bridge and why Chelsea’s willingness to attack could present both an opportunity and a considerable risk for Renée Slegers’ side. Chelsea could offerContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Table-topping Toon terrorise United
By Texi Smith (23/9/26) Above: Martha Thomas celebrating her second goal vs Sheffield United Photo: Newcastle United FC. An action-packed Sunday afternoon of top-quality WSL2 action saw Newcastle United Women leap to the top of the table in style at a breezy Gateshead International Stadium. An expectant and jovial Geordie crowd roared on their favourites,Continue reading “Table-topping Toon terrorise United”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (23/9/26) Above: Mariona Caldentey slots home Arsenal’s late penalty which finally clinched their win over HB Køge last night. Photo: Arsenal FC. Arsenal find a way to win, but attacking questions remain Mariona Caldentey’s stoppage-time penalty gave Arsenal a 1-0 victory over HB Køge at Meadow Park on Tuesday night and ensuredContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (23/9/26) Above: Smilla Holmberg hits Arsenal’s late equaliser against Manchester United on Saturday. Photo: The Guardian. Arsenal simply have to be quicker at exploiting the moments Smilla Holmberg struck a superb stoppage-time equaliser as Arsenal rescued a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at the Emirates, denying Eva Olid’s side their first WSLContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (16/9/26) Above: Alessia Russo gets a shot away against Crystal Palace in Sunday’s goalless draw against Crystal Palace. Photo: Alex Burstow/Arsenal FC. Arsenal find new routes but familiar frustration against Crystal Palace Arsenal registered 30 shots, enjoyed 79 per cent of possession and struck the crossbar twice, but Crystal Palace left theContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
Impetus is proud to welcome Roberto Revilla from the Arsenal Women Trailblazers podcast and website. Each week, Roberto will be providing us with a column analysing the Gunners’ most recent games and looks ahead to what’s coming up for the team. Above: Georgia Stanway (left), Steph Catley (centre), and Leah Williamson (right) come together inContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Spurs dent United’s Champions League hopes in entertaining stalemate
Tottenham Hotspur 0-0 Manchester United By Benjamin Tattoo 29/4/26 Above: Ella Morris on the ball Photo: Spurs Women In a highly anticipated clash between fifth placed Tottenham Hotspur and fourth placed Manchester United, the home side put on an excellent show on and off the pitch at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and will be disappointedContinue reading “Spurs dent United’s Champions League hopes in entertaining stalemate”
The Rise of Jess Park and Her Impact This International Break
By Hope Robinson (11/3/26) Above: Jess Park against Iceland Photo: Lindsay Cook for Impetus. Jess Park impressed for England during the March international break, starting both World Cup qualifying matches against Ukraine and Iceland as the Manchester United midfielder continued her standout club season. The fixtures saw Park feature across multiple attacking roles while helping the LionessesContinue reading “The Rise of Jess Park and Her Impact This International Break”
