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Ashburton Grove to become main home of Arsenal Women
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ASHBURTON GROVE will become the main home for Arsenal’s women’s team from next season.

The club announced plans for 11 games to be played at the ground next term – eight Women’s Super League and three Champions League games, if qualification for the group stages is secured.

Home legs in any Champions League knock-out ties would also be staged at the ground.

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