The WSL's most-played fixture returns on Saturday as Arsenal host Chelsea. Here are three things you need to know before the clash in the capital.A catalyst for championsBoth sides ended last season

ARSENAL have been the stand-out team in the Premier League – and perhaps Europe – this season. Mikel Arteta has developed his team to a point where there is genuine depth in all areas,

Arsenal face Chelsea in the Women's Super League (WSL) on Saturday, but the reigning European champions already find themselves five points adrift of the league leaders, having dropped seven points from their opening six fixtures.

Barcelona star Marc Casadó is on the transfer radar of three of European football’s leading clubs ahead of the winter window.That’s according to Fichajes, who highlight Arsenal, Chelsea and

We host Chelsea in the Women's Super League on Saturday, November 8, looking to close the gap on our London rivals

Below, SheKicks selects an Arsenal vs Chelsea combined XI, selecting only players that are expected to be fit for Saturday’s clash – meaning no place for England captain Leah Williamson. There is a reason why Hannah Hampton has won the Yachine Trophy and been selected for the FIFPRO XI for 2025.

Chelsea Women can match their own WSL unbeaten streak this weekend; Millie Bright can also equal Jordan Nobbs WSL appearance record; watch Arenal Women vs Chelsea Women live on Sky Sports on Saturday from 11.

Chelsea winger Hakim Ziyech will miss Saturday's Premier League encounter at Arsenal due to a muscle problem while defenders Ben Chilwell and Reece James are doubtful after picking up knocks, manager Frank Lampard said.

Arsenal are one of three clubs with a 100% record in the Champions League, but London rivals Chelsea and Tottenham Hotsput are not faring as well in the competition

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has been nominated for The Best FIFA Men’s Player along with current Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembele. Palmer is one of two Premier League representatives in contention for the Men’s Player accolade, along with Mohamed Salah following his stunning 2024-25 campaign for Liverpool.