Arsenal Women’s Barclays Women’s Super League Round 21 fixture against Everton has now been confirmed following broadcast selections.

The clash against the Toffees will take place at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday May 13 with kick off scheduled for 7pm which represents the final home game of the season.

The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports which ensures fans unable to attend can still watch the action. Arsenal confirmed the fixture details on Thursday following the completion of broadcast scheduling for the final rounds of the WSL campaign.

Tickets Already on Sale from £15

Tickets for the final home game of the season are already on sale from £15 for adults and £7.50 for juniors. The pricing makes it affordable for families to attend Emirates Stadium as the Gunners close off the 2025/26 WSL season which is absolutely brilliant.

Arsenal are encouraging supporters to grab their tickets early for what promises to be an important fixture. The club wants a strong crowd to help push the team over the line in their final home match of the campaign at the Emirates.

Crucial Period for Gunners

The timing of the fixture comes during a crucial period as Arsenal continue their push for a top three finish. The Gunners remain in contention for Champions League qualification with every point proving vital in the final weeks of the season.

Everton meanwhile will be looking to finish their campaign strongly after an inconsistent season. The Toffees have shown they can be dangerous opponents on their day which means Arsenal cannot afford to take anything for granted in this fixture.

The 7pm kick off time on a Wednesday evening should attract a decent crowd with Arsenal hoping home advantage proves decisive as they aim to secure three crucial points.

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Manuela Zinsberger has stepped up her recovery from long-term injury, with the Arsenal goalkeeper having returned to the training pitch earlier today. The Gunners confirmed the news via a series of posts on their official club X account, which is absolutely brilliant to see.

The 30-year-old Austrian international keeper has been sidelined since sustaining an Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury back in October. Zinsberger went down with her injury during a club training session, which ruled her out for the remainder of the campaign.

Spent Last Six Months in Rehabilitation

Zinsberger has undergone surgery and has spent the last six months in rehabilitation, working her way back to fitness. After recently completing some light gym work, the player returned to the training field earlier today for the first time since sustaining her injury.

She was pictured doing some running and catching some balls, which demonstrates good progress. Zinsberger is likely to slowly build up further ball work over the coming weeks as she continues her careful recovery programme under the guidance of Arsenal’s medical staff.

Not Expected Back Before Season End

Arsenal are not expecting Zinsberger to return to full fitness before the end of the current season. She is likely to have the benefit of a full pre-season programme in the summer before pushing to regain her place in the starting XI next term, which is frankly the sensible approach.

The Gunners are still competing to retain their UEFA Women’s Champions League title this season. Meanwhile, they are pushing to finish as high as possible in the Women’s Super League table with just a handful of matches remaining in the domestic campaign.

Zinsberger will have a role to play in keeping morale high in the squad at the business end of the season despite not being available for selection.

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Arsenal Women have launched their first-ever standalone fashion collaboration after partnering with London-based accessory brand Good Squish for an expansive 13-piece collection. The partnership represents a significant milestone for the Gunners’ women’s team as they continue building their commercial presence independently.

The collection covers all matchday essentials, including a baby tee, tracksuit, scarves, and a range of Good Squish’s signature handmade hair scrunchies.

England striker Alessia Russo has also curated a special capsule within the wider drop, adding her personal touch to the collaboration.

Russo Explains Vision Behind Partnership

The Arsenal forward explained the thinking behind the release and what it represents for the club moving forward. “This collection reflects the journey we’re on as a club and the culture we’re continuing to build around Arsenal Women,” Russo stated. “It represents the values we stand for, the pride we feel, and the connection we share with our community.”

The England international added that the range celebrates the role supporters play in driving the team forward. This feels like an important moment for Arsenal Women as they demonstrate their growing commercial strength beyond the men’s team.

Block by Block Consultation Shapes Release

The collaboration was unveiled as part of Arsenal’s Block by Block consultation project, which represents the club’s largest ever initiative on the women’s side. The Gunners are actively working to shape matchday culture alongside their first generation of season ticket holders, with fan input clearly influencing commercial decisions.

The AWFC x Good Squish collection is available now at Arsenal’s online store and at The Armoury club shop. This partnership follows Arsenal’s prolific run of collaborations that has earned them the Fashion FC nickname.

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