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Arsenal after winning the 2018–19 league title

Arsenal Women Football Club have played 36 domestic league seasons and remained in the English top flight since joining in 1992. Based in London, they are the most successful club in English women's football. They formed in 1987, 100 years after the inception of the Arsenal men's team, and were an amateur side for over a decade until the team became semi-professional in 2002. During the 1990s and 2000s, under the management of Vic Akers and other successive coaches, Arsenal experienced an unprecedented period of success dominating English competitions with no sustained opposition. Domestically, Arsenal have won 15 league titles, 14 FA Cups, 17 league cups and five FA Community Shields; the club holds the most titles of each individual domestic competition. Arsenal are the only English side to have won Europe's continental women's football competition, the UEFA Women's Champions League (formally the UEFA Women's Cup), after the club defeated the Swedish side Umeå in the 2007 final. (Full list...)

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-|blurb=[[Arsenal W.F.C.|Arsenal Women Football Club]] '''[[List of Arsenal W.F.C. seasons|have played 36 domestic league seasons]]''' and remained in the [[Women's football in England#League system|English top flight]] since joining in 1992. Based in London, Arsenal is the most successful club in English women's football. They formed in 1987, 100 years after the inception of the [[Arsenal F.C.|Arsenal men's team]], and were an [[amateur sports|amateur]] side for over a decade until the team became [[semi-professional sports|semi-professional]] in 2002. During the 1990s and 2000s, under the management of [[Vic Akers]] and other successive coaches, Arsenal experienced an unprecedented period of success dominating English competitions with no sustained opposition. Domestically, Arsenal have won 15 league titles, 14 [[Women's FA Cup|FA Cup]]s, 17 league cups and five [[Women's FA Community Shield|FA Community Shield]]s; the club holds the most titles of each individual domestic competition. Arsenal are the only English side to have won Europe's continental women's football competition, the [[UEFA Women's Champions League]] (formally the UEFA Women's Cup), after the club defeated the Swedish side [[Umeå IK|Umeå]] in the [[2007 UEFA Women's Cup final|2007 final]].
+|blurb=[[Arsenal W.F.C.|Arsenal Women Football Club]] '''[[List of Arsenal W.F.C. seasons|have played 36 domestic league seasons]]''' and remained in the [[Women's football in England#League system|English top flight]] since joining in 1992. Based in London, they are the most successful club in English women's football. They formed in 1987, 100 years after the inception of the [[Arsenal F.C.|Arsenal men's team]], and were an [[amateur sports|amateur]] side for over a decade until the team became [[semi-professional sports|semi-professional]] in 2002. During the 1990s and 2000s, under the management of [[Vic Akers]] and other successive coaches, Arsenal experienced an unprecedented period of success dominating English competitions with no sustained opposition. Domestically, Arsenal have won 15 league titles, 14 [[Women's FA Cup|FA Cup]]s, 17 league cups and five [[Women's FA Community Shield|FA Community Shield]]s; the club holds the most titles of each individual domestic competition. Arsenal are the only English side to have won Europe's continental women's football competition, the [[UEFA Women's Champions League]] (formally the UEFA Women's Cup), after the club defeated the Swedish side [[Umeå IK|Umeå]] in the [[2007 UEFA Women's Cup final|2007 final]].
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