Mikel Arteta said Arsenal have no plans to appeal William Saliba's red card against Bournemouth and insisted his side must blame themselves for the 2-0 loss on the south coast. The 10-player ...

Arsenal Football Club have had a very unique relationship with their Black supporters – home and abroad – over the last 50 years. I have a friend who supports Sheffield Wednesday and he said ...

All the updates as Arsenal and Liverpool draw 2-2 in a test of title credentials in football’s English Premier League. This page is now closed. Thanks for joining us. These were the updates as ...

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta faces key decisions as he battles significant injury concerns. They host Liverpool on Sunday; with the Reds fresh from a stretch of wins in the Premier League, Arne Slot ...

Arsenal v Liverpool is the match of the weekend so we have decided to boil some p*ss by making a combined XI of the two sides. Players who are definitely ruled out of the match are omitted, so ...

Gabby Agbonlahor has told Arsenal that Gabriel Jesus is currently a “big problem” due to his lack of production, and the forward “needs to step up” amid injuries to other big players.

Arsenal suffered a disappointing 2-0 loss to Bournemouth as they were reduced to 10 men after William Saliba was sent off in the 30th minute. The red card was Arsenal's third already in this ...

For Arsenal and Mikel Arteta it all begun with a point at Bournemouth on Boxing Day nearly five years ago. Nowadays that would be viewed as two points dropped, followed by a quick check on what ...

For the third time in eight games this season, Arsenal had to navigate a large chunk of a Premier League match with 10 men — but for the first time it cost them as their unbeaten start to the ...

The Championship club are in advanced talks with Arsenal in a move which would ... His attachments to the football club are unique. "He has this aura and charisma and a way of connecting with ...

Arsenal’s decision to upgrade on Aaron Ramsdale and replace him with David Raya last summer was driven by a belief that even a five per cent improvement in just a few areas can prove decisive.