FA Cup, Arsenal and Everton
Arsenal and Liverpool earn spots in Adobe Women's FA Cup Fifth Round
Arsenal and Liverpool powered to five-star victories in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup fourth round to secure progression after defeating Bristol City and West Ham United, respectively. Last year’s finalists Tottenham Hotspur saw their progress halted by Everton who earned a 2-0 victory at home to the north London side.
Arsenal and Liverpool produced five-star displays to cruise into the fifth round of the Women’s FA Cup. England forward Beth ...
Federico Chiesa has responded to his frustrating start to life at Liverpool after his first full 90 minutes, saying “since I ...
The midfielder hasn't started a Premier League game this season but is Arne Slot's go-to substitute when he needs to see out ...
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West Ham United women’s team boss Rehanne Skinner has made three changes for Wednesday’s eagerly-awaited Adobe Women’s FA Cup ...
Liverpool debuted their youngest-ever starter, 16-year-old left-winger Rio Ngumoha. Alas, for those hoping for a shock, the FA Cup magic ended there as a home victory became inevitable once ...
RAFA BENITEZ is being lined up for a return to management in a country he has never coached in before. The former Liverpool ...
West Ham United women’s were dealt a fourth-round exit from the Adobe Women’s FA Cup at the hands of Liverpool and had Amber ...
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Former Liverpool star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain linked with surprise move to ex-Premier League championsLeicester City are making late moves in the January transfer window, with former Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain ...
Arne Slot doesn't usually look further ahead than the next match but the Liverpool head coach admits that's not the case this ...
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