We learnt three things as Arsenal cruised to a comfortable 3-0 win over Bodo/Glimt in the 2022/23 Europa League and stretched their winning streak at home to eight games. Mikel Arteta made eight changes to his starting lineup, with only Gabriel, Gabriel Martinelli and Granit Xhaka remaining from the 3-1 win
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Aston Villa Interested In Signing 26-year-old First Team Star From Arsenal After Suffering Injury Blow
Aston Villa are considering business with Arsenal to sign Rob Holding before the transfer window closes. New Villa signing Diego Carlos suffered an injury in their 2-1 victory against Everton last weekend. The Brazilian is now sidelined for the entirety of the season and Villa have lost their summer signing without
A Derby to Forget for Arsenal | Three Crucial Lessons Learnt From the 3-0 Loss to Tottenham
Poor Defensive Display And Zero Offensive Intent in the Most Important Match of the Season | How Arsenal Players Fared Against Tottenham
Three Very Essential Points Arsenal got Right in Their Win Against West Ham as They Reclaimed Top-four Spot
The Key Reasons Behind the Dreadful Performance in the FA Cup Against Nottingham Forest
The dreadful performance by Arsenal and shock defeat in the 3rd round of the FA Cup against Nottingham Forest was met with anger on social media with many wanting Mikel Arteta sacked but hold on. The week before, fans were congratulating that same manager for a stellar performance against Guardiola’s City and there
Three Players who Need to Step-up Big Time to Earn a Place in the Arsenal First Team
Arteta’s Team Selection is Becoming Questionable as Pressure Intensifies And Here is Why
Mikel Arteta’s team selection for the Manchester City vs Arsenal game was positively baffling. I’ve no axe to grind with the Spaniard, but honestly, he doesn’t help himself at times with his erratic selection process. Sead Kolasinac, Calum Chambers and Rob Holding in the defence had disaster written all over
Predicted Lineup and Team News as Arsenal Face League One Side AFC Wimbledon in the Carabao Cup
Key Takeaways as Chelsea Outclass a Stretched And beleaguered Arsenal
For about 15 minutes in the first half, Arsenal looked spirited and determined but as the game developed, it was abundantly clear that Chelsea would finally reach a gear that took them past the finishing post. Arteta’s men gave everything they had but they lacked resilience and craft, they knocked on the
Four Brilliant Players Being Targeted, Yet Neither Close to Completion; Why Arsenal Need to Complete a Move For a Right Back The Earliest
Things are looking good thus far under the dynamic duo of Edu and Arteta with three very decent additions to the squad in Ben White, Albert Sambi Lokonga and Nuno Tavares, but without sounding like the family member who complained about their gift at Christmas, a really high-quality right-back is absolutely
If Arsenal Are Looking for a New CBs, What Happens to Saliba And Mavropanos?
News that Technical Director Edu is searching for a new centre-back isn’t entirely a surprise, but it does present questions over the futures of Rob Holding, Pablo Mari, Callum Chambers, William Saliba, and Konstantinos Mavropanos. I’ve not included Gabriel in that list because he is surely beyond reproach after numerous praise-worthy
Manchester City remind Arsenal that there’s a long way to go before they are ready to challenge for the premier league
Arsenal Finally Find Their Form and the Net in the Chelsea Drubbing
Arteta looking down the barrel of gun after another defeat to ordinary Everton
Five Part Action Plan : Major Tactical Overhaul And Remodelling That Arteta Needs to Make at Arsenal
Initially, Mikel Arteta managed to cast a spell on the players left behind by Unai Emery and after securing two trophies, signing Thomas Partey and extending the contract for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, things looked as if they were on track at Arsenal. Fast forward 10 games into the new season and Arsenal look less likely than
Brutal Action Required : Where do Arsenal go From Here
Let’s be realistic about Sunday’s embarrassment faced by Arsenal against Aston Villa. It was a mauling! A comprehensive whopping where the Gunners displayed zero quality or resilience. The Gunners were awful and not one player avoided the considerable negative attention of fans and critics. I couldn’t remember a more insipid performance from
