Arsenal launches a new three-part documentary called ‘No More Red: The Arsenal Mixtape’. The documentary was released on Wednesday 13 May 2026. It shines a light on Arsenal’s community programme in partnership with North London youth organisation Gain CTRL.

The project uses music to create safe, supportive spaces for young people. The documentary follows a 12-week music development programme involving ten young musicians from North London. The participants received mentorship, industry expertise and access to a unique pitch side recording space at Emirates Stadium. 

Arsenal Women launches a brand-new documentary-style series, Gunner Girls, which champions inclusion and inspires the next generation. 

The new docuseries is exclusively available to watch on The Arsenal, the new digital home for fans globally. This platform allows supporters to access exclusive experiences and opportunities, whilst expressing their love and support for the club and its community initiatives.  

Following the creation of a new Under-9s girls’ community team, the series spotlights their first journey in football, alongside the support of several Arsenal Women stars: Lotte Wubben-Moy, Beth Mead, Leah Williamson and Alessia Russo. 

Arsenal travel to Stamford Bridge for the most played fixture in the Barclays Women’s Super League: the London Derby.

Ahead of kick off, Chelsea are in second place in the WSL table, six points behind current front runners, Manchester City. Arsenal are level with North London rivals, taking third place due to a higher goal difference.

While Chelsea have 27 points on board, Arsenal look to close the gap between the two London sides. With only 23 points, a win today will edge the Gunners closer to the Blues and their title ambitions.

Arsenal FC Women have confirmed the signing of highly rated Swedish right-back, SmillaHolmberg from Hammarby IF, with the 19-year-old putting pen to paper on a long-term contract.

Holmberg will wear the number 31 shirt and makes her first move abroad after progressing through Hammarby’s academy.

Arsenal Women produced a commanding performance in Belgium as they defeated OH Leuven 3-0 in their final UEFA Women’s Champions League league-phase match at a sold-out Den Dreef Stadium (attendance of 9,285).  

Goals from Olivia Smith, Beth Mead, and an own goal by Saar Janssen secured a fourth European victory of the campaign and confirmed the Gunners’ place in the February knockout play-offs.

Despite the convincing win, Arsenal were forced to settle for fifth place in the league phase, finishing one point behind fourth-placed Bayern Munich and missing out on an automatic qualification for the quarter-finals.

A string of super saves from Lize Kop saw Tottenham and Arsenal share the spoils in a rare 0-0 draw for both sides infront of a 6,788 record attendance at Brisbane Road.

Martin Ho named an unchanged side from Spurs’ 4-2 defeat to London City last time out, with Olivia Holdt looking to add to her six goal contributions already this season. Rennee Slegers gave a rare start to Kyra Cooney Cross in the midfield, and once again opted for the tried and tested Stina Blackstenius and Alessia Russo pairing up front.

As the 2025/26 football season begins this weekend, Arsenal are hoping for another successful run in the Barclays Women Super League.

This is their second season under manager, Renée Slegers, who drives the spirit and mentality of the team. Following a tough few months for the north London side, Slegers was called upon to revive their spark: she did just that and more.