Can the Gunners Derive Revenge Against Sean Dyche’s Men? | Team News, Injury Updates and Predicted Lineup – Arsenal vs Everton

by Ashwin Varkey - 01/03/202301/03/2023

Let's take a look at the team news as Arsenal host Everton at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday to maintain their lead at the top of the Premier League table. Meanwhile, the Toffees currently find themselves in the 18th spot, with only one point separating them from 17th-placed Leeds United. Appointing

Guendouzi: Lost Cause or the Comeback King

by The Highbury Flyer - 24/11/202024/11/2020

If I had a pound for every rumour about Arsenal at present, I’d be able to afford Sky’s PPV fees for this entire season and possibly next. However, I was recently interested in the suggestion inside the club that Matteo Guendouzi still has a chance and his Arsenal career may not be

Could Guendouzi Have Done With an Arm Around Him Rather Than The Cold Shoulder?

by Soham De - 12/08/202012/08/2020

At the same time as the Arsenal players under Arteta were lifting their 14th FA Cup trophy, Matteo Guendouzi was posting pictures on his social media of himself in a sun-drenched villa. The 21-year-old had obviously been told that he wasn’t expected to make his way to Wembley for the

Guendouzi’s Non-Suspension Over The Maupay Incident Justified and Showcases Somewhat Consistency From the FA

by The Highbury Flyer - 24/06/202024/06/2020

In the Brighton vs Arsenal game, Neil Maupay’s unnecessary challenge on Arsenal’s Bernd Leno should have merited a yellow card, but it was decided that there was no intent. At the final whistle, Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi grabbed Maupay by the throat and was needed to be pulled away by his

Arteta Learns a Harsh Lesson as Brighton Beat Arsenal Into Submission With a Slam ‘Dunk’

by The Highbury Flyer - 23/06/2020

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It’s no fun being an Arsenal fan at the moment. Never mind trying to delete the City vs Arsenal game from memory, Arteta’s side now have to remember how to keep a lead and close a game out. During the Brighton v Arsenal game, they did neither, drunk on a spectacular goal