Arsenal Ladies midfielder Kim Little is named PFA Player of the Year
The Scottish international played a key part in helping the Ladies to a domestic Double last season and scored the winning goal in the Continental Cup final win over Birmingham City Ladies.
Little beat team-mates Jordan Nobbs and Gemma Davison to the prize. The other nominees were Toni Duggan, Jodie Taylor and Jessica Fishlock.
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Tickets for this fixture are on General sale Adults: £5.00
Under 16/Over 65: £2.50
(Lower Tier unreserved seating only) Click here for Online Bookings only via Ticket-Fast. (Print at home ticket)
The Arsenal TicketFast facility provides a convenient and secure way of receiving your tickets without waiting for a postal service delivery, by providing supporters the ability to print tickets anytime, anywhere. Each TicketFast ticket will be printed with a unique encrypted barcode, which upon presentation at the turnstile will allow entry. For more information on the TicketFast print at home facility please see the FAQ’s listed below. Online BookingsIf you need to update your address and client details, please do so prior to booking. To purchase tickets online please Click here. You will need to quote the following information
Ticket prices for group booking are: £3 for adults and £1 for concessions (U16s and Over 65s)
For more information and to book a group please contact cgrant@arsenal.co.uk.
TicketFast FAQ’s
Q. How does TicketFast work?
A. Once the Ticketfast service is enabled simply purchase your ticket(s) and shortly after you will receive your Print at Home ticket.
Q. Which email from the Club contains my TicketFast tickets?
A. After successfully purchasing your tickets during the advertised Ticketfast sale period, you will be sent two emails. The first is your order confirmation email. This email only confirms your order and may not be used for entry into the event. Shortly after, you will receive a second email containing your TicketFast ticket(s) as a PDF attachment. You must open the attachment and print out the ticket(s) for entry into the event.
Q. Do I need any special hardware or software to use Arsenal TicketFast?
A. You probably already have what you need, which is...
A Printer - Any ink-jet or laser printer (colour or black & white with a resolution of 300 dpi or more) is able to print tickets. Use A4 plain white paper for best results. (If you are unsure of your printer's resolution/dpi, check the printer manual)
Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher.
Q. Will this ticket be accepted for entry to the Emirates Stadium?
A. Yes. The ticket that comes out of your printer is a valid, legitimate ticket.
Make sure you keep it in a safe place and protect it just like you would any other ticket!
Q. What if I print more than one copy of my ticket or a photocopy is made?
A. Only the first scan of the barcode on your ticket will be allowed entry.
Make sure you keep it in a safe place and protect it just like you would any other ticket! If more than one copy were to arrive, the barcode scanner within the turnstile will alert the stewards that the ticket has already been used to access the stadium.
Q. What if I cannot print my tickets?
A. Check to make sure you have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher.
Make sure your printer is on and the cables are connected to your computer.
Make sure your printer has enough memory available, try closing any unnecessary programs.
Q. What if I did not receive my confirmation email?
A. If you did not receive your confirmation email, please telephone the Arsenal Contact Centre on 020 7619 5000.
Q. What if my tickets are stolen?
A. Telephone the Arsenal Contact Centre on 020 7619 5000
Q. What if the background for my tickets prints but not the ticket information ie: event, seats?
A. Try this:
Open the .pdf file in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Select File and Print from the top menu.
In the printer window check the box that states "Print As Image", then click OK.
Terms and ConditionsTicketFast tickets are subject to the Home Match Terms and Conditions and Ground Regulations of Arsenal Football Club.
Please ensure that you print your ticket(s) before you travel to an event at Emirates Stadium.
The supporter booking the tickets will receive all the tickets booked in one email with a PDF attachment, therefore please ensure that your email address is correct prior to booking tickets.
Each TicketFast ticket must be printed out
Only print one copy of each ticket - any duplicate copies will be invalid and will not be allowed entry via the Access Control System.
Please keep your TicketFast ticket safe and secure, any torn or damaged TicketFast tickets might be rejected by the Access Control system.
Any additional attempts to use a TicketFast ticket which has already been permitted entry to the stadium will be refused entry, even if proof can be provided that the refusal is against the original purchaser and not the person who has already gained admittance to the stadium. Therefore, it is imperative that the person booking the tickets ensures that tickets are sent to the rightful recipients and that the rightful recipients are made aware that any attempts of duplication or fraudulent use will result in all tickets under that confirmation number to be invalidated
Copyright 2013 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source
Ladies: Arsenal v Liverpool - Tickets
Under 16/Over 65: £2.50
(Lower Tier unreserved seating only)
Match details | ||
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| Arsenal Ladies | V | Liverpool Ladies |
| Tuesday, May 7, 2013, 19:00 | ||
| Women's Super League | ||
| Emirates Stadium | ||
| Match News | ||
- Valid password
- Valid email address
- Valid Registered/Membership number
- Credit/debit card details
Ticket prices for group booking are: £3 for adults and £1 for concessions (U16s and Over 65s)
For more information and to book a group please contact cgrant@arsenal.co.uk.
TicketFast FAQ’s
Q. How does TicketFast work?
A. Once the Ticketfast service is enabled simply purchase your ticket(s) and shortly after you will receive your Print at Home ticket.
Q. Which email from the Club contains my TicketFast tickets?
A. After successfully purchasing your tickets during the advertised Ticketfast sale period, you will be sent two emails. The first is your order confirmation email. This email only confirms your order and may not be used for entry into the event. Shortly after, you will receive a second email containing your TicketFast ticket(s) as a PDF attachment. You must open the attachment and print out the ticket(s) for entry into the event.
Q. Do I need any special hardware or software to use Arsenal TicketFast?
A. You probably already have what you need, which is...
A Printer - Any ink-jet or laser printer (colour or black & white with a resolution of 300 dpi or more) is able to print tickets. Use A4 plain white paper for best results. (If you are unsure of your printer's resolution/dpi, check the printer manual)
Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher.
Q. Will this ticket be accepted for entry to the Emirates Stadium?
A. Yes. The ticket that comes out of your printer is a valid, legitimate ticket.
Make sure you keep it in a safe place and protect it just like you would any other ticket!
Q. What if I print more than one copy of my ticket or a photocopy is made?
A. Only the first scan of the barcode on your ticket will be allowed entry.
Make sure you keep it in a safe place and protect it just like you would any other ticket! If more than one copy were to arrive, the barcode scanner within the turnstile will alert the stewards that the ticket has already been used to access the stadium.
Q. What if I cannot print my tickets?
A. Check to make sure you have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher.
Make sure your printer is on and the cables are connected to your computer.
Make sure your printer has enough memory available, try closing any unnecessary programs.
Q. What if I did not receive my confirmation email?
A. If you did not receive your confirmation email, please telephone the Arsenal Contact Centre on 020 7619 5000.
Q. What if my tickets are stolen?
A. Telephone the Arsenal Contact Centre on 020 7619 5000
Q. What if the background for my tickets prints but not the ticket information ie: event, seats?
A. Try this:
Open the .pdf file in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Select File and Print from the top menu.
In the printer window check the box that states "Print As Image", then click OK.
Terms and ConditionsTicketFast tickets are subject to the Home Match Terms and Conditions and Ground Regulations of Arsenal Football Club.
Please ensure that you print your ticket(s) before you travel to an event at Emirates Stadium.
The supporter booking the tickets will receive all the tickets booked in one email with a PDF attachment, therefore please ensure that your email address is correct prior to booking tickets.
Each TicketFast ticket must be printed out
Only print one copy of each ticket - any duplicate copies will be invalid and will not be allowed entry via the Access Control System.
Please keep your TicketFast ticket safe and secure, any torn or damaged TicketFast tickets might be rejected by the Access Control system.
Any additional attempts to use a TicketFast ticket which has already been permitted entry to the stadium will be refused entry, even if proof can be provided that the refusal is against the original purchaser and not the person who has already gained admittance to the stadium. Therefore, it is imperative that the person booking the tickets ensures that tickets are sent to the rightful recipients and that the rightful recipients are made aware that any attempts of duplication or fraudulent use will result in all tickets under that confirmation number to be invalidated
Copyright 2013 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source
 | Liverpool Ladies
Dowie (45)
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| Arsenal Ladies
White (25), Little (53)
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Liverpool Ladies
Dowie (45)
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Arsenal Ladies
White (25), Little (53)
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- Match News
Arsenal Ladies are through to the FA Cup final after beating Liverpool 2-1 at Anfield.
Arsenal Ladies
- 1
- Byrne
- 2
- Scott
- 3
- Fahey
- 4
- Flaherty
- 5
- Grant
- 6
- Houghton (C)
- 7
- Davison
- 8
- Nobbs
- 9
- LittleGoal!
- 10
- Yankey82
- 11
- WhiteGoal!Yellow Card
Substitutes
- 12
- Spencer
- 13
- Tracy
- 14
- Ludlow
- 15
- Carter82
- 16
- Beattie
Liverpool Ladies
- 1
- Quantrill
- 2
- Engen
- 3
- Da Costa
- 4
- Bonner (C)
- 5
- Bronze
- 6
- Williams
- 7
- Easton61
- 8
- OmarsdottirYellow Card
- 9
- Fors79
- 10
- Rolser
- 11
- DowieGoal!
Substitutes
- 12
- Gibbons
- 13
- Schroder61
- 14
- Brusell
- 15
- Holbrook
- 16
- Billson79
Kim Little scored what turned out to be the winner eight minutes into the second half, latching on to Gemma Davison’s pass before clinically firing home.
This performance spoke volumes for the character of this Arsenal team. They were knocked out of the Champions League semi-final by VfL Wolfsburg on Sunday but responded well to produce a competent performance.
Manager Shelley Kerr named an unchanged team from the one that was beaten in Germany last weekend.
With Kelly Smith still injured, Steph Houghton continued to captain the team from central midfield, where she lined up alongside Jordan Nobbs and Little.
White started in the lone striker’s role, with Davison and Rachel Yankey supporting from the wings.
Davison had spoken during the week about the team’s urge to finally put the disappointment of bowing out of the competition at last season’s semi-final stage behind them.
But it was Liverpool who created the first chance of the game.
Nicole Rolser swung in an inviting cross from the left that the onrushing Katrin Omarsdottir could only head wide when well-placed 10 yards from goal.
Despite that let-off, Kerr’s team had started the brighter, with the direct movement of Yankey a particular threat.
The winger had caused the Liverpool defence all sorts of problems so it came as no surprise that she was directly involved in the game’s opening goal 25 minutes in.
After Niamh Fahey had extinguished a Liverpool attack, the ball was worked to Yankey just inside her the opponents’ half. She looked up and delivered a piercing crossfield pass that White latched on to before sliding the ball under Sarah Quantrill.
Just after the half-hour mark, the striker came close to extending the lead.
Little worked a crossing opportunity on the left and found White, whose near-post effort clipped the post on its way wide.
Liverpool’s back four were struggling to live with the striker, and two minutes later she was afforded time and space in the penalty area before sending in a shot that Quantrill saved well from point-blank range.
The Ladies had largely controlled the opening 45 minutes but were pegged back on the stroke of the break - though there was an element of controversy about the goal.
With Gilly Flaherty off the pitch nursing a facial injury, Liverpool forced a corner off Fahey, despite the protestations of Arsenal players who insisted the ball had not gone out.
The set-piece was cleared only as far as Amanda Da Costa, who whipped in a cross that Dowie stooped to head home and send the teams in level at the break.
Arsenal started the second half well and retook the lead just eight minutes after the restart.
Davison broke from deep inside her own half before sending a precise through-ball for Little to charge on to.
Last season’s Women’s Super League top scorer accelerated away from the defence before confidently drilling her shot into the bottom corner.
The longer the game wore on, the more Liverpool failed to deal with the direct movement of Kerr’s side. Nobbs and Little broke from midfield almost at will and Davison continued to ask questions down the right.
The winger could have extended the advantage midway through the second half but, after slaloming away from her marker, she fired a shot across the face of goal.
Nobbs shot wide from close range and Yankey saw a shot blocked as Arsenal continued to ramp up the pressure.
With time running out, Liverpool threw increasing numbers forward. It made for a tense ending but Arsenal comfortably held out to book their place in next month’s final.
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