Emme Fortnam

An icon on and off the pitch: How Lucy Bronce continues to inspire

By Emme Fortnam (23/2/26) Above: Lucy Bronze celebrating after England’s quarter final at the Euros Photo: Ennio Leanza Lucy Bronze is an icon in the women’s game for her toughness, longevity and skill on the pitch. Off the pitch Bronze has been generously open about her neurodivergence, having been diagnosed with autism in 2021 andContinue reading “An icon on and off the pitch: How Lucy Bronce continues to inspire”

Arsenal: European to World Champions, how they did it

By Emme Fortnam (4/2/26) Above: Arsenal lifting the first Champions Cup Photo: Arsenal FC In the 24/25 season, Arsenal fought their way to the top of the women’s football, securing a UEFA Women’s Champions League title on the 24th May 2025. With Alessia Russo and Mariona Caldentey combining for 14 goals, Arsenal’s key players hadContinue reading “Arsenal: European to World Champions, how they did it”

Chelsea title hopes dealt blow with Arsenal defeat

Chelsea 0-2 Arsenal By Emme Fortnam (26/1/26) Above: The two teams prepare for a free kick to come on Photo: Chelsea FC With the London Derby underway at Stamford Bridge, we saw Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-0 for the first time at Stamford Bridge since 2018. Beth Mead and Mariona Caldentey scored in the second halfContinue reading “Chelsea title hopes dealt blow with Arsenal defeat”

Terland goal sees United into Subway Cup final

Arsenal 0-1 Manchester United By Emme Fortnam (21/1/26) Above: Terland celebrating her goal Photo: Manchester United FC Elisabeth Terland’s first half goal was enough to secure Manchester United’s place in the Subway Cup final, as they visited Meadow Park. The Action The game started with a promising run from Olivia Smith, who crossed for FridaContinue reading “Terland goal sees United into Subway Cup final”

Vintage Kim Little performance sees Arsenal past Villa in FA Cup

By Emme Fortnam (21/1/26) Above: Stina Blackstenius and Kim Little celebrating the opening goal Photo: @cozphotos on instagram A goal and assist from Arsenal captain Kim Little secured Arsenal a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, who put up a strong defensive display to keep the game close throughout the fourth round tie. The Teams ArsenalContinue reading “Vintage Kim Little performance sees Arsenal past Villa in FA Cup”

From the Golden Boot to all round greatness: How Alessia Russo is changing the game

By Emme Fortnam (16/1/26) Above: Russo after scoring against Chelsea in 2023 Photo: Lucy Copsey Winning both the Euros and Champions League in 2025, Alessia Russo cemented her legacy in the women’s game and in England. Starting as a striker for both and delivering goals in crucial moments, Russo has proved teams can rely onContinue reading “From the Golden Boot to all round greatness: How Alessia Russo is changing the game”

Big ambitions, even bigger moves: The WSL transfer window so far

By Emme Fortnam (13/1/26) Above: Jenna Nighswonger signing for Aston Villa Photo: Aston Villa FC Making an Impetus debut, Emme Fortnam rounds up the main stories from the WSL January transfer window so far. The current winter transfer window started on 2 January 2026 and ends on 3 February 2026. It is a time forContinue reading “Big ambitions, even bigger moves: The WSL transfer window so far”