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”
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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”
Renee Slegers: Squad selection is “hardest part” of the job ahead of Manchester United
Above: Arsenal head coach Renee Slegers in a press conference. Image: Arsenal. By Sarah Myles (18/9/26). Arsenal head coach Renee Slegers spoke to the media Thursday about squad sizes, frustrating draws and Arsenal’s next home game against a struggling Manchester United. Following a tough 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace, Slegers said the best thing forContinue reading “Renee Slegers: Squad selection is “hardest part” of the job ahead of Manchester United”
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”
Ona Batlle: “It’s the right place to be at the right time for me”
by Ben Gilby (17/8/26) Above: Ona Batlle signs on for Arsenal earlier this summer. Photo: Sky Sports. Ona Batlle is back in the WSL. The Spanish World Cup and Champions League winning defender has unfinished business here. She wants a league title. Three years after leaving Manchester United to return home to Spain where sheContinue reading “Ona Batlle: “It’s the right place to be at the right time for me””
Géraldine Reuteler: “It’s a privilege to play here”
by Ben Gilby (15/8/26) Above: Géraldine Reuteler – one of Arsenal’s major summer signings. Photo: Arsenal FC. Swiss international Géraldine Reuteler feels that her move to Arsenal will make her an even better player – which is great news for both club and country with a World Cup beckoning at the end of the new season. SpeakingContinue reading “Géraldine Reuteler: “It’s a privilege to play here””
Chloe Kelly: “What a time it would be to win the League”
by Ben Gilby (13/8/26) Above: Chloe Kelly celebrates during Arsenal’s Champions League Quarter-Final win over Chelsea last season. Photo: Arsenal FC. A new campaign is on the horizon – one that Lionesses hero Chloe Kelly believes will be the most competitive ever in the WSL. One that makes this season the best time to endContinue reading “Chloe Kelly: “What a time it would be to win the League””
Arsenal dispatch Liverpool at Anfield
Liverpool 1-3 Arsenal By Damion Arnold (16/5/26) Above: Alessia Russo (right) and Victoria Pelova (left) celebrating the third Arsenal goal. Photo: Arsenal Website First-half goals from Alessia Russo and Mariona Caldentey saw Arsenal hold onto all three points against Liverpool. The possibility of a late comeback seemed doable as Liverpool’s Zara Shaw got one backContinue reading “Arsenal dispatch Liverpool at Anfield”
