Katie McCabeArsenal LogoIrelandAMFemale
Rating By Competition
17.8927.87
Raheny United Logo
Arsenal Logo
Glasgow City Logo
Arsenal Logo
Highlights
ROI
4.1
ROI
Republic of Ireland
Female
FRA
FRA
France
Female
WorldFRWW06 Jul 23
ARS
4.9
ARS
Arsenal
Female
VWO
VWO
VfL Wolfsburg
Female
EuropeUEFA01 May 23
VWO
VWO
VfL Wolfsburg
Female
ARS
4.2
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EuropeUEFA23 Apr 23
USA
USA
USA
Female
ROI
5.7
ROI
Republic of Ireland
Female
WorldFRWW12 Apr 23
ARS
7.1
ARS
Arsenal
Female
FBM
FBM
FC Bayern München
Female
EuropeUEFA29 Mar 23
FBM
FBM
FC Bayern München
Female
ARS
6.6
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EuropeUEFA21 Mar 23
CHI
CHI
China
Female
ROI
4.6
ROI
Republic of Ireland
Female
WorldFRWW22 Feb 23
ARS
4.6
ARS
Arsenal
Female
OLY
OLY
Olympique Lyonnais
Female
EuropeUEFA15 Dec 22
ARS
5.7
ARS
Arsenal
Female
JUV
JUV
Juventus
Female
EuropeUEFA07 Dec 22
JUV
JUV
Juventus
Female
ARS
5.6
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EuropeUEFA24 Nov 22
OLY
OLY
Olympique Lyonnais
Female
ARS
5.7
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EuropeUEFA19 Oct 22
ARS
5.8
ARS
Arsenal
Female
THO
THO
Tottenham Hotspur
Female
EnglandEW104 May 22
EVE
EVE
Everton
Female
ARS
6.5
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EnglandEW124 Apr 22
B&H
B&H
Brighton & Hove Albion
Female
ARS
5.8
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EnglandEW113 Mar 22
ARS
5.1
ARS
Arsenal
Female
MUN
MUN
Manchester United
Female
EnglandEW105 Feb 22
MCI
MCI
Manchester City
Female
ARS
4.7
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EnglandEW123 Jan 22
BCI
BCI
Birmingham City
Female
ARS
5.3
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EnglandEW109 Jan 22
HOF
HOF
Hoffenheim
Female
ARS
5.6
ARS
Arsenal
Female
EuropeUEFA15 Dec 21
ARS
6.6
ARS
Arsenal
Female
LCW
LCW
Leicester City WFC
Female
EnglandEW112 Dec 21
ARS
3.5
ARS
Arsenal
Female
BAR
BAR
Barcelona
Female
EuropeUEFA09 Dec 21

Katie Alison McCabe (born 21 September 1995) is an Irish footballer who plays for FA WSL club Arsenal and serves as captain of the Republic of Ireland national team. As a teenager, she won the Irish Women's National League title twice and the FAI Women's Cup three times with Raheny United before signing with Arsenal in 2015. With Arsenal, she has since won the Women's FA Cup in 2016, the 2018–19 FA WSL league title, and was named to the PFA Team of the Year for 2021. After earning her first Ireland cap in 2015, she was named the country's captain in 2017, the youngest captain in the history of the team. After struggling with injuries and a lack of first-team playing time in her first year with Arsenal, she joined Glasgow City on loan in August 2017, for the second half of the Scottish Women's Premier League season. She would help lead Glasgow to the Scottish title as well as making a handful of appearances in the UEFA Women's Champions League. Five days later, in one of the last matches of the year, she scored a crucial game-winning goal against Birmingham, keeping Arsenal one point clear on top of the league table. In December 2020, she made her 100th appearance for Arsenal in a 4-0 victory over Everton, picking up an assist from the corner on a goal by Jen Beattie. Later that month, she was involved in a COVID-19-related controversy after posting a picture of herself on a beach in Dubai despite a travel ban for Tier 4 residents in London. At the 2014 UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship, McCabe featured as Ireland won their group, before crashing 4–0 to a Vivianne Miedema-inspired Netherlands in the semi-final. In March 2015 national coach Susan Ronan gave McCabe a senior debut against Hungary at the 2015 Istria Cup, a 1–1 draw. A quad injury kept McCabe out of Ireland's 3–0 UEFA Women's Euro 2017 qualifying defeat by Spain on 26 November 2015 at Tallaght Stadium, Dublin. McCabe featured in Ronan's squad for the UEFA Women's Euro qualifying stage, making seven appearances in total. In June 2019, she revealed that she is in a relationship with fellow player Ruesha Littlejohn and that women's association football is very accepting of LGBT people.

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