Champions League

Alexis Sanchez insists he still has great affection for Arsenal and happy memories of beating Spurs, ahead of their match against Marseille.

Arsenal's record of winning in Europe is far from great, so why do fans get so excited when it always leads to disappointment ponders Paul Williams...

Arsenal are now the clear favourites to seal a top four spot and a return to Champions League football according to data from FiveThirtyEight

For a club historically known to be part of the traditional top four teams in the Premier League, Arsenal Football Club seems to have lost its way.

The Premier League want to reject a new Champions League qualification format that could have helped Arsenal qualify.

Arsene Wenger believes Manchester City or PSG are likely to win this year's Champions League due to the decline in the competition.

As expected, Manchester City have had their two-year European football ban overturned meaning they can now play in the Champions League next season and Arsenal definitely can't.

European qualification could come down to points per game if the league season doesn't finish, according to a report today.

It's still possible UEFA end up using the coefficient rankings to decide which clubs make it into the Champions League next season.

UEFA president, Aleksander Ceferin, has said that the 19/20 Champions League and Europa League could be abandoned if there is no way to play it before the end of August.

According to an exclusive in Wednesday's Daily Mail, Arsenal have teamed up with Liverpool, Manchester United and the rest of the top 10 to stop Manchester City getting back into the Champions League.

After the Premier League suspended all fixtures until April 4th, there's talk about what might happen if the season is cancelled.

European co-efficients are a funny thing and never moreso than this season when Arsenal are ranked above United, Spurs and Chelsea despite being in the Europa League once again.

UEFA have ranked Arsenal ahead of Liverpool after they updated their co-efficient table to take into account this season's European competitions.

UEFA wants clubs to help fans shoulder the financial burden of travelling to European finals because they have to give tickets to sponsors.

After Liverpool beat Tottenham on Saturday night to win the Champions League Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain told Per Mertesacker, "as former Gooners we know what that meant to all the Arsenal fans out there."

Lyon may be coming to the Emirates Cup in the summer but they'll be hoping Arsenal tank the Europa League final because that would hand the French Ligue 1 side a Champions League group place without having to go through qualifying.

Manchester City are in a bit of bother once again with UEFA and there is talk that they could be banned from the Champions League and Arsenal would get their spot, but is there any truth to that?

Fanzones. That's where UEFA want football fans. As far away as possible from the actual football where they might ruin the spectacle beamed around the world with their loutish, working-class behaviour.

Arsenal are one of a number of clubs currently in Amsterdam to discuss changes to the Champions League that will effectively turn it into a European Super League that will play some of its matches around the world while FIFA have annoyed UEFA by approving another competition for clubs.

Arsenal are one of a number of clubs currently in Amsterdam to discuss changes to the Champions League that will effectively turn it into a European Super League that will play some of its matches around the world while FIFA have annoyed UEFA by approving another competition for clubs.

Arsenal are one of a number of clubs expected to attend the Association of European Clubs (ECA) Assembly in Amsterdam this week to discuss a new European Super League.

David Ospina is apparently Napoli’s ‘talisman’ ahead of their Champions League clash with Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool on Wednesday night

Climbing into the top-four is starting to look like an impossible task, and winning the Europa League is a long-shot so could Arsenal cope with another year without Champions League football?

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is joined by Anita and Sylvain to discuss the win at Ostersunds, review all the latest transfer gossip, and Sylvain gives his review of Arsenal Women's transfer window, which was interesting to say the least.

Ostersund assistant manager Billy Reid feels his side can beat anyone at home - even Arsenal. 

Despite Arsenal's horrific exit from the Champions League last season, they earned more money than Bayern Munich and Barcelona. 

Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech revealed his disappointment to have been dropped for the FA Cup final against former side Chelsea, being told just 24 hours before the game by manager Arsene Wenger.

In March 2013, Arsene Wenger used a dead rubber Last 16 2nd Leg against Bayern Munich to experiment with a new line-up that would click and ultimately get Arsenal over the line and help them achieve that season’s minimum requirement of retaining Champions League football for the following season.

Well, that was embarrassing, and it had all looked so promising in the first half.

Arsene Wenger did not hold back after the game against Bayern Munich which saw his side punished by some absolutely awful refereeing.

Arsenal were robbed of the chance to play on a level playing field against Bayern Munich as the referee sent off Laurent Koscielny while...

When it comes to Arsenal team news, you never quite know what Arsene Wenger is going to pull out of his trench coat.

Arsene Wenger wants to see his players in a state of ‘lucid rage’ when they take to the pitch against Bayern Munich on Tuesday night.

Carlo Ancelotti has firmly set the record straight: he will field his strongest team possible against Arsenal tonight.

Who do we think Arsene Wenger will pick for Arsenal's clash against Bayern Munich on Tuesday night?

It's a case of restoring pride when Arsenal host Bayern on Tuesday evening.

Since Bayern thrashed Arsenal 5-1 at the Allianz back on 15 February, the German giants have only continued to dominate the Bundesliga.

For anyone who cares for Arsene Wenger (regardless of stay or go), watching him give interviews after the Bayern match was even more painful than the Arsenal result.

Shall we just copy paste the ratings from last season when we lost at the same place with the same result?