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Arsenal has five finals to play, starting with Leicester this Friday. They could win them all and not win the league but finish third, particularly if Chelsea and Manchester United fail to drop points. But even Manchester City have a shot at finishing third.

Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall takes aim at World Cup and Champions League scheduling in hope of securing better player protection.

See what happened on the sidelines during our game against the Blues on Tuesday night

Arsenal Women head coach Jonas Eidevall believes the Women’s World Cup should have been played earlier and has criticised UEFA and FIFA handling for their scheduling of games this season. Laura Wienroither became the fourth Arsenal player to suffer an anterior cruciate ligament injury this season, joining Beth Mead, Vivianne Miedema and England captain Laura Williamson, with the 24-year-old defender stretchered off during her team’s 3-2 loss to Wolfsburg in the Champions League semi-...

There is much for Arsenal Women to proud of, besides their magnificent performance in both legs of the UEFA Women's Champions League semi-final against Wolfsburg.

Arsenal need not be worried about winning the league or safeguarding their position to play in next season's Champions League. Instead, they need to win all the games that come their way. Control what they can and hope everything will be okay.

Jen Beattie reflects on our exit from the Champions League semi-finals on Monday night

Hospitals are being targeted, medical supplies are dwindling, and those trying to cross the border face a harrowing ordeal

Pauline Bremer's winner late in extra time sent Wolfsburg into the final against Barcelona in front of more than 60,000 fans at Arsenal Stadium.

Wolfsburg will play Barcelona in the Women's Champions League final after Pauline Bremer's last-gasp winner sealed a dramatic victory against Arsenal on Monday.