Match Previews

After another international break draws to a close, Arsenal restart their club action with a match away to Bournemouth on Sunday, looking to get back to winning ways after three league draws.

Brazil face Uruguay at the Emirates Stadium on Friday night, with a myriad of top-class talents expected to feature for both sides.

Arsenal host Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Sunday, in the last game before the final international break of 2018.

Arsenal host Sporting Lisbon on Thursday, after a good result against Liverpool kept their unbeaten run going over the weekend.

Arsenal host Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, in their first big-six clash since mid-August.

Arsenal got the win they needed to progress against Blackpool on Wednesday night, but it ended up being harder work than it could've been thanks to Matteo Guendouzi's red card.

Arsenal face Blackpool at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, looking to get back to winning ways after a frustrating draw against Crystal Palace.

Arsenal travel to Crystal Palace on Sunday, less than 72 hours after their game in Lisbon, attempting to maintain their position in the Premier League's top four.

Arsenal face Sporting Lisbon in Portugal on Thursday, as they fight with the Primeira Liga side to top their Europa League group.

Arsenal face the Foxes at the Emirates Stadium on Monday, trying to keep in touch at the top of the table so let's take a look at the Arsenal predicted XI v Leicester.

On Sunday, Arsenal travel to Craven Cottage, on the hunt for a ninth straight win in all competitions.

Arsenal will wear their away strip on Sunday afternoon when they face Fulham at Craven Cottage.

Unai Emery's men travel to Azerbaijan for the second game of their Europa League campaign on Thursday, with Qarabag FK standing between them and three points.

Arsenal face high-flying Watford on Saturday, looking for a seventh consecutive win in a row in all competitions.

After getting off to a winning start in the Europa League last week, Arsenal are hoping to do the same in the League Cup against Brentford on Wednesday.

Arsenal welcome Everton to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, after securing their first win of the Europa League campaign against Vorskla on Thursday.

Arsenal begin their Europa League campaign at home to FC Vorskla on Thursday, and will hope to get off to a winning start under three-time winner of the competition Unai Emery.

With the international break finally coming to an end, Arsenal have the chance to make it three wins in a row when they face Newcastle United this weekend.

Arsenal face Cardiff City away in their fourth game of the 2018/19 Premier League season, with Unai Emery's side looking to build on their first win against West Ham United last weekend.

Arsenal face West Ham United at the Emirates Stadium in their third game of the 2018/19 Premier League season, with Unai Emery still looking for his first win of the new campaign.

Arsenal face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in their second game of the new Premier League season, with Unai Emery's side hoping to bounce back from last week's defeat to Manchester City.

Manchester City are not quite sure what to expect when they rock up at the Grove to get their Premier League title defence underway and I, for one, couldn’t be happier with that.

Arsenal face Manchester City in their first game of the new Premier League season on Sunday, and Unai Emery's first match in charge at the Emirates Stadium.

One week from now, Arsenal play the first match of their new Premier League season, against last season's champions Manchester City.

On Saturday, Arsenal play their first match of their 2018/19 pre-season schedule, against Boreham Wood, so let's take a look at the likely starting eleven for the clash.

Arsenal face Huddersfield Town at the John Smith's Stadium on Sunday, in the final match of the season and Arsene Wenger's last game in charge of the club.

Arsenal face Leicester City at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday, as the Premier League season draws to a close this week.

As far as games go, it’s fair to say that Sunday’s match against Burnley is up there.

Arsenal face Atletico Madrid in Spain on Thursday, in arguably the biggest game of the season for Arsene Wenger's side.

Arsenal face Manchester United this weekend at Old Trafford, as Arsene Wenger makes his final trip to his old rivals as manager of his current club.

If there has been a bigger game in recent years, then I can’t think of it.

Arsenal face West Ham United at home on Sunday, as the world reels from the news that it will be Arsene Wenger's penultimate Premier League match in North London.

In the next couple of weeks, Arsenal will play two matches against one of the Europe's strongest sides, Atletico Madrid.

Cech; Bellerin, Mustafi, Chambers, Kolasinac; Xhaka, Elneny, Ramsey; Aubameyang, Ozil; Lacazette.

Arsenal face CSKA Moscow on Thursday night at the VEB Arena in Russia, with a three-goal lead and a place in the Europa League semi-final on the line.

Arsenal go into their game on Sunday against Southampton knowing that there is little to play for in this match.

Arsenal will be hoping to continue their positive run of results against Stoke on Sunday but it’s likely that Arsene Wenger will field a rotated side.

Apart from Alexandre Lacazette - and Santi Cazorla - Arsene Wenger claims he has a full squad available to face Milan on Thursday, so who will he choose?

Arsenal may have put in a convincing display against AC Milan on Thursday but will a tired team return to their shambolic worst against Watford?

Arsenal travel to Italy to face AC Milan at the San Siro in their Europa League clash this week and after a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Brighton on Sunday, Arsene Wenger's team selection has to be perfect.