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Women's Super League

Full time

1–1

Birmingham City

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Match events

ArsenalBirmingham City

1st half

Half-time0–0

2nd half

53'0–1
GoalGoal! Arsenal Women 0, Birmingham City Women 1. Océane Hurtré (Birmingham City Women) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Neve Herron following a fast break.
57'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Lee Geum-Min replaces Suzu Amano.
GoalGoal! Arsenal Women 1, Birmingham City Women 1. Olivia Smith (Arsenal Women) right footed shot from outside the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Georgia Stanway.
66'1–1
Yellow cardGeorgia Stanway (Arsenal Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
70'
72'
Yellow cardNeve Herron (Birmingham City Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Arsenal Women. Géraldine Reuteler replaces Stina Blackstenius.
77'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Arsenal Women. Emily Fox replaces Smilla Holmberg.
78'
79'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Birmingham City Women. Veatriki Sarri replaces Océane Hurtré because of an injury.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Arsenal Women. Caitlin Foord replaces Lisa Baum.
86'
SubstitutionSubstitution, Arsenal Women. Élisa De Almeida replaces Ona Batlle.
86'
Full-time1–1

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News and reaction

Match reportNicol: Man United players keep letting Carrick downESPN · 2d ago (opens in a new tab)

Match reportPressure grows on Renée Slegers as Arsenal held by Aston Villa in WSLArsenal faltered again on Sunday with a 1-1 Women's Super League draw against Aston Villa putting more pressure on manager Renee Slegers.ESPN · 2 Nov (opens in a new tab)

Match reportRenée Slegers focused on Spurs test rather than her Arsenal futureArsenal head coach Renee Slegers insists motivation remains "sky high" as her team look to get their stuttering campaign back on track in Saturday's north London derby at Tottenham.

Where to watch

Broadcast details for this game haven't been announced yet.

Match details

Date: Saturday 17 October 2026
Started: 10:45 pm Sydney time
Venue: Emirates Stadium, London
Competition: Women's Super League
Crowd: 19,426

Form and ladder

ArsenalBirmingham City

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3W 4D 2LRecord1W 3D 5L

WDWDLLast 5LLWDL

Team lists

Arsenal

Arsenal

16Misa RodríguezG
3Lotte Wubben-MoyCD-L
6Leah WilliamsonCD-R
22Ona BatlleLB
31Smilla HolmbergRB
23Alessia RussoAM
32Kyra Cooney-CrossLM
4Georgia StanwayRM
25Stina Blackstenius

Updated 11 Nov, 9:10 am

ESPN · 24 Oct (opens in a new tab)

InterviewEnglish FA and WSL launch landmark study into ACL injuries in women's footballThe English Football Association and WSL Football have announced a major new research project to better understand why anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries occur in women's football.ESPN · 5d ago (opens in a new tab)

InterviewTottenham captain Drew Spence 'proud' to break WSL appearance recordDrew Spence became the Women's Super League all-time appearance record-holder as Tottenham secured a dominant 4-1 win at Birmingham on Sunday.ESPN · 2 Nov (opens in a new tab)

InterviewArsenal are enduring a dismal WSL campaign. Here's how to fix itAfter six WSL games, Arsenal have a single win; they've scored a paltry five goals and they find themselves in eighth place. Here's how to fix that.ESPN · 23 Oct (opens in a new tab)

InterviewArsenal boss Renée Slegers insists she can see 'light at the end of the tunnel'Renée Slegers insists there is a "light at the end of the tunnel" after a rocky start to Arsenal 's Women's Super League campaign.ESPN · 17 Oct (opens in a new tab)

InterviewSlegers, staff or players: Who is to blame for Arsenal's woeful start?After Arsenal's dismal start to the WSL season, fingers are starting to be pointed. The question: Who is really to blame for Arsenal's early-season stumble?ESPN · 12 Oct (opens in a new tab)

F

11OSOlivia SmithAM-L

19LBLisa BaumAM-R

Bench

9Caitlin FoordSUB
5Élisa De AlmeidaSUB
7Steph CatleySUB
40Isabella DammSUB
14Géraldine ReutelerSUB
28Anneke BorbeSUB
2Emily FoxSUB
24Taylor HindsSUB

Birmingham City

Birmingham City

23Sophie BaggaleyG
21Millie TurnerCD-L
6Shannon CookeCD-R
30Neve HerronLB
18Rebecca McKennaRB
8Lisa NaalsundCM-L
26Asato MiyagawaCM-R
3Marie LevasseurLM
22Oceane HurtreRM
16Lily CrosthwaiteF
14Suzu AmanoRCF

Bench

10Wilma LeidhammarSUB
4Jade RastocleSUB
19Chelsea CornetSUB
40Katie StartupSUB
27Veatriki SarriSUB
15Rebecca HollowaySUB
7Lee Geum-MinSUB
1Lucy ThomasSUB
2Martha HarrisSUB