Arsenal W.F.C.
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| Leina ka botlalo | Arsenal Women Football Club | ||
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| Maina a tshameko | The Gunners | ||
| Tshimologo | 1987 as Arsenal Ladies | ||
| Lebala | Meadow Park Emirates Stadium (from 2024/25 season) | ||
| Palo | 4,500 (1,700 seated) Meadow Park 60,704 (all seated) Emirates Stadium[1] | ||
| Mong wa setlhopha | Kroenke Sports & Entertainment | ||
| Head coach | Jonas Eidevall | ||
| Leki | Tempolete:English football updater-W | ||
| Tempolete:English football updater-W | Tempolete:English football updater-W | ||
| Maranyane | Club website | ||
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Arsenal Women Football Club, e e tlwaelesegileng ka go bitswa Arsenal,[2] [3]ke setlhopha sa porofeshenale sa kgwele ya dinao ya bomme sa kwa Esemane se se kwa Islington, London, England. Setlhopha se se tshameka mo liking e kgolo ya kgwele ya dinao ya bomme ya Maesemane ya Women's Super League. Arsenal e tlhamilwe ka 1987 morago ga maitlamo a ga Vic Akers, yo o ileng a nna motsamaisi wa ntlha, yo o tsamaisitseng lebaka le yo o atlegileng go gaisa wa setlhopha seo. O isitse Arsenal katlegong go fitlhelela a tsamaya ka 2009, a fenya metshameko ya selebego se se kwa godimo mo ditsong tsa kgwele ya dinao ya seesemane. Setlhopha se se tshegeditse rekoto eo,[4] ebile ba fentse sebedi le seraro mo ditsong tsa kgwele ya dinao ya seemane. Arsenal ebile e weditse rekote ya ditlha di le supa mo liking e sa latlhegelwe, ba baa direkote di le palonyana tsa seesemane tsa go tlhoka go latlhegelwa, tsa dinno tse di nositsweng, le dintlha tse di fentsweng.[5][6]
Mo go tsa dipalopalo, Arsenal ke sone setlhopha se se ategileng thata mo kgweleng ya dinao ya kwa ga Mmamosadinyana, ba tshwere direkote tsa go fenya bosimega mo dikgaisanong tsa mogae tse ba kileng ba tshameka mo go tsone. Setlhopha se se fentse bosimega jwa liki ga some le botlhano, Women's FA Cups di le lesome le bone, Women's League Cups di le supa, Women's National League Cups di le lesome, Women's FA Community Shields di le tlhano, ebile ke sone fela setlhopha sa kwa ga Mmamosadinyana se se fentseng UEFA Women's Champions League. Gape ke sone fela setlhopha sa kwa ga Mmamosadinyana se se fentseng seraro sa kontinente fa ba fetsa ba sa fenngwa mo dikgaisanong tsotlhe tse ba neng ba ditshameka mo go sone setlha seo. Ka setlha sa 2006-07, setlhopha se se ne sa nna sa ntlha mo ditsong tsa kgwele ya dinao ya basadi go fenya serataro (sextuple) sa kontinente ya Europe.[7]
Arsenal e tshamekela metshameko ya yone ya mo gae kwa Meadow Park kwa Borehamwood, le dile mmalwanyana kwa Emirates Stadium, metshameko yotlhe ya ditlhopha le metshameko ya mantshano mo Champions League e tshamekelwa koo. Lenaneo la se nnela ruri la setlhopha ke gore metshameko yotlhe e tshamekelwe kwa Emirates Stadium,[8] go simolola ka metshameko ya liki yotlhe, le metshameko ya tikologo ya go ya kwa champions league, go bo go latela dikopi tsa mo gae.[9]
Ditso[fetola | Fetola Motswedi]
1987–2009: Go tlhomiwa le katlego ya pele
Arsenal Football Club e ne e batlisisitse kakanyo ya setlhopha sa bomme go tswa ka bo1960, fa ditlhopha tsa selegae di ne di kopa tshegetso ya madi mo maitekong a go fetola go nna seporofeshenale; Basadi ba Islington ba ne ba batla tshegetso go tswa mo setlhopheng, mme ba ne ba ganwa ke bolaodi jwa Arsenal ka 1965.[10] Morago ga tshwetso ya The Football Association (FA) ya go phimola thibelo ya kgwele ya dinao ya basadi kwa Enyelane ka 1969, go tuma ga motshameko go ne ga oketsega morago ga go tlhamiwa ga liki ya semmuso ya kgwele ya dinao le kgaisano ya go tswa mang go tsena mang e e neng e rulagantswe ke Women's Football Association (WFA).[11]
Millwall Lionesses e ne ya nna setlhopha sa ntlha sa bomme go ikgolaganya le setlhopha se se itsegeng sa banna. Setlhopha se sa kwa Rotherhithe se ne sa tlhamiwa ka 1971 mme sa simolola thulaganyo ya setshaba ya basha ya basetsana ba ba nang le tshegetso go tswa mo setlhopheng se segolo sa bone.[12] Arsenal e ne ya batla go dira jaaka Millwall mme ya tlhoma setlhopha sa basadi le mananeo a basha a basetsana ka go kopana le setlhopha sa Aylesbury Ladies.[13] Arsenal Ladies Football Club e ne ya tlhamiwa ka 1987 ke motsamaisi wa nako e telele wa setlhopha sa banna sa Arsenal Vic Akers, mme o ne a tlhophiwa jaaka motsamaisi wa ntlha wa setlhopha sa ba ba kwa tlase.[14] Ka tshegetso ya mothusa modulasetulo wa nako eo David Dein, kopo ya Akers ya didiriswa tse di jaaka go tshameka ditlhako, mokatisi wa setlhopha sa banna le tiriso ya ditlamelo tsa katiso gantsi di ne di arabiwa mo nakong e ka yona tshegetso ya madi ya motshameko wa bomme e neng e tlhaela; Arsenal ka jalo e ne ya laola motshameko wa bomme kwa Enyelane ka dingwaga tsa bo1990 le bo2000.[14]
Metswedi[fetola | Fetola Motswedi]
- ↑ "Emirates Stadium Arsenal FC, Info & Map". Premierleague.com. Retrieved 11 November 2021.
- ↑ "Important update from our women's team". Arsenal Media. 28 July 2017. Retrieved 28 July 2017.
- ↑ "Women's Super League One : Arsenal drop 'Ladies' from name". BBC Sport. 28 July 2017. Retrieved 29 July 2017.
- ↑ "Arsenal WFC – Records and Statistics". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 10 June 2019.
- ↑ "Arsenal Women – History". Arsenal F.C. Retrieved 10 June 2019.
- ↑ "England – Arsenal WFC". Soccerway. Retrieved 10 June 2019.
- ↑ Miller, Nick (25 December 2017). "Barcelona, Arsenal Ladies lead teams with single-season trophy hauls". ESPN. Retrieved 16 August 2022.
- ↑ "Arsenal Women sell out Emirates Stadium for North London Derby". Gooners. 2 March 2024.
- ↑ "Emirates Stadium to host more AWFC matches". Arsenal Media. 19 May 2022. Retrieved 21 July 2022.
- ↑ Smith, Jackie (1 January 1965). "Football Girls will fight on". Islington Gazette. p. 9.
- ↑ "The Story of Women's Football in England". The Football Association. Retrieved 5 January 2024.
- ↑ "About the Lionesses". Millwall Supporters Club. 3 August 2007. Archived from the original on 28 September 2007. Retrieved 5 January 2024.
- ↑ "Arsenal Ladies FC are a franchise". Women's Football Archive. 18 October 2014. Retrieved 5 January 2024.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Kessel, Anna (4 May 2008). "The invincibles". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 25 April 2010.