The Gooner Fanzine Arsenal Women Podcast

Freddie Cardy and Daisy Goodhand look back on a humiliating night for Arsenal Women, who lost 5-2 to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

Freddie and Daisy delve into Arsenal Women's narrow win over Leicester City, as well as discussing the Gunners' Champions League opponents and young defender Katie Reid signing her first professional contract.

Plenty to talk about for Freddie and Daisy, with Arsenal Women losing 1-0 to BK Hacken in Gothenburg and playing out a dramatic 2-2 draw with Manchester City to kick-off the WSL. The pair also discuss the atmosphere at Emirates Stadium, and look ahead to how Arsenal will look to beat Hacken at Meadow Park to progress to the Champions League.

Freddie Cardy and Daisy Goodhand dissect Arsenal Women's 1-0 win over Rosenborg and preview the Gunners' two-legged tie against BK Häcken in the final round of UEFA Women's Champions League qualifying.

Freddie Cardy is joined by Daisy Goodhand to analyse Arsenal Women's 6-0 thrashing of Rangers in the first stage of UEFA Women's Champions League qualifying. The pair praise Caitlin Foord's 4-goal display, as well as discussing Mariona Caldentey's debut and looking ahead to Saturday's meeting with Rosenborg.

Freddie Cardy is joined by women's football journalist and former Southampton FC Women writer Beth McCowen to preview Arsenal Women's trip to St Mary's Stadium on Saturday for both clubs' final pre-season friendly. First, the duo reflect on Arsenal's 1-0 defeat to Chelsea in Washington D.C, discussing some of the pros and cons from the game.

Freddie and Daisy reflect on Arsenal Women's 2-1 win over NWSL side Washington Spirit at Audi Field. Alessia Russo scored a brace with debutant Rosa Kafaji making her mark from the bench, with some young players also handed opportunities. The two also preview Sunday's game against Chelsea and touch on departures for Teyah Goldie (loan) and Cloe Lacasse. Washington Spirit 1-2 Arsenal player...

Claudia Loy joins Freddie Cardy to discuss a number of topics, starting with Rosa Kafaji and Daphne van Domselaar's signings, the departure of Gio Queiroz and what it means for Arsenal's starting lineup. They also commend Emily Fox's Olympic Gold and look forward to Arsenal's trip to Washington DC.

On this week's episode, Daisy and Claudia dive into all the Olympic action and discuss Lina Hurtig's return and its significance for Arsenal. They also spotlight the young Arsenal talents who played in the U19 Euros semi-final, pondering their potential future with the club. 

Arsenal will host Man City on the opening day of the 2024/25 Women's Super League season, as Vivianne Miedema returns to her former club. The Gunners have a host of exciting away fixtures to look forward to, and an increased eight Emirates Stadium home games. With the Olympics starting on Thursday, as many as seven Arsenal players could feature for their countries in Paris.

On this week's episode, Freddie and Daisy reflect on the Lionesses qualifying for Euro 2025, as well as discussing the other Arsenal players who sealed qualification for their countries. They also touch on Michelle Agyemang's hat-trick at the U19 Euros, and debate who will win next season's Women's Super League title.

Freddie Cardy and Daisy Goodhand dissect the UEFA Women's Champions League draw, with Arsenal set to face Rangers at Meadow Park in a game that could face scheduling issues. They also discuss Freddie's exclusive interview with Sienna Hurrell and Vivianne Miedema's move to Manchester City.

Freddie and Daisy delve into Arsenal's signing of Barcelona forward Mariona Caldentey, before discussing building the atmosphere at Emirates Stadium next season and previewing Friday's UEFA Women's Champions League qualification draw.

Daisy Goodhand and Claudia Loy discuss which Arsenal players they are looking forward to watching in the Olympics. Claudia discusses her season review and her aspirations for next season.

Daisy opens up on her experience in the women's game, the importance of LGBTQ+ and how the Arsenal and women's football community have created a positive environment for fans of all backgrounds to feel comfortable. The pair also discuss the work done by Gay Gooners, and further steps that need to be taken in football as a whole for LGBTQ+ fans and players.

Freddie and Daisy react to the breaking news that Victoria Pelova will be out for several months after rupturing her ACL whilst playing for the Netherlands earlier this month. They also cover Laura Wienroither's new contract, and Arsenal's August pre-season tour in Washington D.C.

A full round-up of all of the international break action, including Alessia Russo and Beth Mead scoring for England, injury worries for three Arsenal players, and returns for Laura Wienroither and Frida Maanum.

Freddie and Daisy answer a number of questions from Arsenal fans on social media, discussing topics including the possibility of signing Mariona Caldentey from Barcelona, improving set-pieces and attacking, and favourite memories from 2023/24. They also talk about the importance of Leah Williamson's new contract.

After Vivianne Miedema ended her glorious Arsenal career with a goal and an assist in her final game, Freddie Cardy and Daisy Goodhand look back on Miedema's cameo against Brighton and the post-match atmosphere during her interview. They also discuss Stina Blackstenius' new contract and Arsenal's squad to travel to Australia for a post-season friendly. Thumbnail credit: Liberty Simons

Freddie Cardy and Daisy Goodhand discuss a busy week off the pitch for Arsenal Women, with Vivianne Miedema, Sabrina D'Angelo and Kaylan Marckese all announced to be departing the club at the end of the season. They also look into Arsenal Women's decision to make the Emirates Stadium their main home from 2024/25 onwards.