Arsenal 2-1 Manchester City by Aimee Logan at Meadow Park for Impetus (6/11/23). Above: Steph Catley (centre) celebrates her sensational opening goal for Arsenal yesterday. Photo: Arsenal Women. Goals from Steph Catley and Stina Blackstenius a hugely important win over perennial title rivals Manchester City. A victory that moves the North Londoners up to fifthContinue reading “Blackstenius’ presence clinches vital win for Arsenal”
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Chelsea soar to the summit as Villa suffer more heart break
Aston Villa 0-6 Chelsea by Emily Brown at the Bescot Stadium for Impetus (5/11/23). Above: Chelsea celebrate on a day that brought joy on the pitch, but unexpected news off of it with boss Emma Hayes announcing she will depart at the end of the season. Photo: Chelsea FC Women. There’s no stopping a relentlessContinue reading “Chelsea soar to the summit as Villa suffer more heart break”
Tottenham Hotspur’s rebirth
By Rachel Cohen, with Hannah Chadwick (4/11/2023) Above: There has been plenty to celebrate for Tottenham Hotspur this season. Photo: Tottenham Hotspur Women. Tottenham Hotspur are looking like a team reborn this season. They have now won three on the trot and are on nine points from the first four WSL games. Compare this toContinue reading “Tottenham Hotspur’s rebirth”
WSL Media Conferences
Impetus had writers in six WSL media conferences this week ahead of another vital weekend of action. Their club-by-club reports of who said what is below (3/11/23). Arsenal By Aimee Logan Jonas Eidevell explained to the media that the squad is fully fit ahead of a testing fixture against Manchester City at Meadow Park onContinue reading “WSL Media Conferences”
Photography Showcase
Impetus had photographers at eight games this weekend from tier one down to tier seven in England and Australia. Each of our team select their four favourite images from the games they attended to share with you (23/10/23). Above: Maya Le Tissier heads clear for Manchester United against Everton at Walton Hall Park yesterday. Photo:Continue reading “Photography Showcase”
Strong second half sees Chelsea overcome stubborn Brighton
Chelsea 4-2 Brighton and Hove Albion Report by Elsie Nash, exclusive photography from Ben Gilby at Kingsmeadow (22/10/23). Above: Chelsea’s Aggie Beevor-Jones reacts after scoring her team’s fourth goal. Photo: Ben Gilby for Impetus. Chelsea overcame a stuttering first half which saw them fail to click and fall a goal behind, to hit back toContinue reading “Strong second half sees Chelsea overcome stubborn Brighton”
Kelly’s winner sees City send Leicester to first defeat
Leicester City 0-1 Manchester City by Tom Coopey at The King Power Stadium for Impetus (22/10/23). Above: Chloe Kelly (right) celebrates with Esme Morgan after scoring Manchester City’s goal yesterday. Photo: Barclays WSL. Chloe Kelly’s early strike in the first half helped Manchester City keep their place at the top of the WSL, with LeicesterContinue reading “Kelly’s winner sees City send Leicester to first defeat”
Spurs record impressive win at Villa
Aston Villa 2-4 Tottenham Hotspur by Rachel Cohen at Bescot Stadium for Impetus (22/10/23). Above: Tottenham celebrate as Martha Thomas hit a hat-trick at Bescot Stadium yesterday. Photo: Barclays WSL. This was a game in which two things were confirmed: Spurs score goals and Aston Villa really miss Kirsty Hanson and Kenza Dali. Or maybeContinue reading “Spurs record impressive win at Villa”
WSL Media Conferences
Impetus had writers in five WSL media conferences this week ahead of another vital weekend of action. Their club-by-club reports of who said what below (21/10/23). Above: Arsenal head coach Jonas Eidevall. Photo: Morganna King for Impetus. Arsenal by Arwen Moses After a shaky start to the season, Jonas Eidevall’s Arsenal have regained their momentumContinue reading “WSL Media Conferences”
What does Beth Mead’s return mean for Arsenal
by Nathan Edwards (19/10/23) Above: Beth Mead applauds the crowd at The Emirates Stadium after Arsenal’s late win over Aston Villa on Sunday – a game that saw the Lionesses star make an eagerly awaited return from injury in. Photo: goal.com For 88 minutes, the action on The Emirates turf struggled to ignite the crowd,Continue reading “What does Beth Mead’s return mean for Arsenal”
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