Arsenal Match Centre Archives: 06/2020

Arsenal face Norwich City in their first game back at the Emirates Stadium following football’s return, after consecutive wins last week.

Arsenal won a dramatic FA Cup quarter-final away to Sheffield United on Sunday, to book a date at Wembley next month.

Arsenal are undisputed kings of the FA Cup and they return to the competition this weekend against Sheffield United, but will it be the same without any supporters?

Arsenal face Sheffield United in their FA Cup quarter-final on Sunday, after a midweek Premier League win over Southampton.

Arsenal defeated Southampton 2-0 on Thursday thanks to a couple of goals from academy products, to get their first points of the restart.

Arsenal are planning to tour Scotland and Ireland in late August to early September as part of their pre-season plans for the next campaign.

Arsenal picked up all three points at the home of the side with the worst home record in the league, thus ensuring they are able to play Premier League football next season.

Arsenal face Southampton away from home on Thursday, looking to pick up their first points since the return of football.

Ahead of Arsenal’s game against Southampton on Thursday the club has issued some good and bad news in terms of injured players.

Bernd Leno has proved he has not quite the right amount of Arsenal DNA by only being moderately injured instead of severely.

Matteo Guendouzi will not be charged by the FA for grabbing Neal Maupay around the throat in what seems a rather nice change of fortune for Arsenal.

Matthew is joined by Anita to pick over the bones of disasters away at Man City and Brighton, the impact of injuries and recent Covid-19 news, and ask who has the right mentality for a massive club.

Bernd Leno and the rest of us will have to wait to find out the extent of his injury after he was shoved for no reason by a Brighton player in an action that could have lasting implications for more than just the keeper.

Martin Atkinson’s performance during Arsenal’s match at Brighton on Saturday was one of the worst we’ve seen and while we can say blaming the referee for a defeat is refusing to accept how poor Arsenal are, Arsenal and the referee can both be sh*t at the same time.

Premier League clubs are preparing to demand the EFL get rid of the League Cup next season, to avoid heavy fixture congestion.

Bernd Leno took the time to have a real go at Neal Maupay as he was stretchered off following the Brighton man’s ‘challenge’ and he had every right.

Arsenal travel to Brighton on Saturday, hoping to put the memories of their 3-0 defeat to Manchester City behind them with a win.

Arsenal lost 3-0 at Manchester City and, while it wasn’t great, it was mostly David Luiz’s fault and wasn’t going quite so badly until he got involved. So what did Mikel Arteta think about it all and what can we learn from his comments after the game?

Arsenal slipped to their usual 3-0 defeat against Manchester City on Wednesday, their first game back since the Premier League restart.

As Arsenal get ready to take on Manchester City, Mikel Arteta made it clear if Arsenal stand still this summer it will mean falling even further behind their rivals, especially with Chelsea set to go on a spending spree again.