It was their first Premier League title in 22 years and Arsenal marked the occasion with a win, beating Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park on Sunday. A 2-1 win on the final day completed an amazing season for Mikel Arteta's side, who finished on 85 points — seven clear of second with Manchester City losing against Aston Villa. Match Highlights Arsenal players were presented with their medals after the final whistle and then lifted the Premier League trophy to travelling fans. Emotional
Manchester City will this weekend reportedly put an end to Pep Guardiola's decade-long trophy-laden reign. Guardiola, 55, has won: If City maximum two matches left (Bournemouth,Aston villa) win and Arsenal can not win a match against Crystal Palace in Sunday league matches final round, he could add another to his collection. Guardiola will leave following Villa's visit to the Etihad. The city has declined to comment on the rumors. The club were set to parade the League Cup and FA Cup trophies over
Phil Foden provided the type of magic that cannot be planned for in a tactics board and it was exactly what Pep Guardiola needed after Manchester City cruised to a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace on Wednesday. Despite a lineup that included six changes, City kept the pressure on Arsenal by reducing the gap at the top of the table to two points with two games remaining following their dominant win over Palace. Foden had the second rare appearance in the starting 11,
The Premier League may be the world's most popular but it's also one of the most expensive places to watch soccer, and as the arms race for talent escalates, fans are being squeezed. According to a recent UEFA report, English football’s ‘Big Six’ — Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham — pulled in close to 20 per cent more selling tickets for home games in the 2024-25 season as they did a year earlier. Bumper broadcasting deals and commercial sponsorship
As Pep Guardiola wiped away the sting of the Champagne sprayed by his ecstatic players after Sunday’s League Cup final victory over Arsenal, the Manchester City manager faced a crucial question. Nico O’Reilly’s double in the second half had just secured a 2-0 triumph in the Wembley showpiece to give City mental edge over their Premier League title challengers. But will this record-extending fifth League Cup under Guardiola serve as a springboard to catch Arsenal in the title race? Having not masterminded a
Pep Guardiola vowed Manchester City will not give up the Premier League title without a fight after his team failed to get on the scoresheet in a damaging 2-2 draw at Tottenham on Sunday. Guardiola’s team ran riot in north London courtesy of first half strikes from Rayan Cherki and Antoine Semenyo. But City crumbled after the break. Dominic Solanke bundled home to pull one back, meeting the ball off with what appeared to be a kick on the back of City defender Marc Guehi’s leg as
Deciding to take charge ahead of his captain and struggling club set piece coach, Arsenal’s Declan Rice was nothing short of inspired as he stroked home a pair of magnificent free kicks to help secure a 3-0 win over Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-final first leg on Tuesday. And when the Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka was taken out in a central position, 30 metres from goal, shortly before the hour mark at The Emirates Stadium with the score 0-0 Rice turned to
Manager Mikel Arteta explained that Arsenal's usual composure was absent during their League Cup semi final exit against Newcastle United who secured a 4-0 aggregate victory on Wednesday. Mikel Arteta claimed his team stood ready to reverse their 2-0 first leg deficit but their momentum diminished after Martin Odegaard missed a fantastic opening. Jacob Murphy converted a rebound to give Arsenal a significant challenge to overcome just two minutes after Odegaard's missed chance as Alexander Isak's shot struck the post. Arteta told reporters
Pep Guardiola criticized Manchester City for capitulating in the final stages of their 5-1 loss to title-contending Arsenal on Sunday. Arsenal dominated Pep Guardiola's team in another terrible match outcome throughout their terrible season during Sunday's game at Emirates Stadium. The game saw City regain momentum through Erling Haaland's second-half equaliser which nullified Martin Odegaard's rapid 103-second opener. The struggling champions gave momentum back to Arsenal when Thomas Partey intercepted Phil Foden's poor pass and his shot deflected off John Stones into the
Thousands of people will have been looking at the Arsenal goalless draw this weekend and scoff two points. But for me it showed they’re a lot tougher than some make them out to be – a goal down against a Fulham side that had a lot to prove and in truly terrible English conditions around this time of year. They played and honestly ought to have been able to win. I feel like the players will come out strong this week as a
In the case of the Spanish La Liga, Arsenal managed to pull off a severe knee injury to their star player with the second leg scheduled to commence in a couple of weeks. Manchester City’s midfield general, Rodri, expressed a strong belief in making a remarkable comeback before the conclusion of the season after undergoing surgery earlier in the year. This came months after he won the coveted Ballon d'Or last October and suffered an anterior cruciate ligament ALB injury in the words
Liverpool Climb to Second Place with Draw Against Arsenal Liverpool and Arsenal played a thrilling 2-2 match at the Emirates Stadium London bringing the round 9 of the English Premier League to a close The final score has raised the points for Liverpool to a total of 22 meaning they are in second place position behind leaders Manchester City who are on 23 points. The match commenced with Arsenal drawing the first blood as Bukayo Saka scored a goal in the 9th minute
In pre-season matches on Wednesday, Liverpool secured a 2-1 win over Arsenal with goals from Mohamad Salah and Fabio Carvalho, as Chelsea had an easy victory and Manchester United narrowly defeated Real Betis 3-2. Kai Havertez found the back of the net for Arsenal as 69,879 spectators watched at the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles' home stadium. During another friendly match in the United States, Chelsea easily defeated Mexico's Club America 3-0, AC Milan secured a 1-0 victory against Real Madrid, and Manchester United narrowly
As the Premier League season progresses, Arsenal stands tall in a specific statistic, outshining all rivals, literally. The team has scored 10 goals from headers, surpassing any other side in the competition. This notable achievement already exceeds the 12 headers netted throughout the entire last season. Key Stats for Header Goals This Season: Arsenal: 10Nottingham Forest: 9West Ham United: 8Wolves: 7Luton Town: 7Tottenham: 7Brighton: 7 The Arsenal squad has witnessed memorable moments with headers, including Declan Rice's last-gasp winner against Luton Town and
As the winter transfer window opens in Europe, two North London football giants, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, are reportedly keen on securing the services of Real Sociedad winger Ander Barrenetxea. According to reports from The Sun, both Premier League clubs have been closely monitoring the 22-year-old player, who recently returned to action after a three-week absence due to an ankle injury. Scouts from Arsenal and Tottenham watched Barrenetxea in action during the Basque Derby against Real Betis, where he played just over an
Introduction: The January transfer window, introduced in the 2002-03 season, has become a pivotal period for Premier League clubs. Before the current two-window system, clubs could trade players throughout the season until March 31. Since then, the top-flight clubs have witnessed both successes and failures in the winter market. Arsenal's Mixed Fortunes: The Premier League's Big Six, including Arsenal, have collectively completed nearly 200 signings for their first-team squads in January since 2003. Arsenal, having made 22 deals, spent over £1.83 billion in
In a highly anticipated FA Youth Cup clash, the fixture details have been officially confirmed for Arsenal's upcoming fourth-round tie against Liverpool. Jack Wilshere's talented youth team is set to face off against Liverpool's youth squad at the Liverpool FC Academy on Saturday, January 20, with kick-off scheduled for 5 pm. This fixture is a crucial step for both teams as they vie for a coveted spot in the fifth round of the prestigious competition. Having reached the final in the previous season,
David Raya's footballing odyssey has taken him from the vibrant streets of Catalonia to the bustling city of London, with stops in Lancashire and Brentford along the way. In this captivating journey, Raya shares his experiences, from grassroots beginnings to making a mark in the Premier League. At the tender age of 16, Raya left his Catalan hometown to join the footballing landscape of Lancashire. While such a move might have been overwhelming for many, Raya embraced the challenge with remarkable composure. His
Arsenal faced a disappointing 2-0 defeat against West Ham United, leaving Mikel Arteta in a philosophical mood during the post-match press conference on December 28, 2023. Despite an impressive 30 shots during the game, Arsenal experienced their first home defeat of the season. Transcript of Mikel Arteta's Post-Match Press Conference: The manager began by congratulating West Ham and praising his players for their efforts. Arteta acknowledged the disappointment of the result but emphasized West Ham's superiority in both boxes. He highlighted the disparity
In a recent development, football pundit Paul Merson has emphasized the need for both Arsenal and Chelsea to secure the services of a striker in the upcoming January transfer window. The player under consideration is Ivan Toney, the 27-year-old England international currently playing for Brentford. Toney, who is currently serving a suspension due to a breach of the Football Association's betting rules, will be eligible for selection again in January, coinciding with the opening of the transfer window. Despite Brentford's determination to retain





















