Match Reviews

The Daily Cannon writers react to the total shambles from Arsenal in the Champions League against Monaco.

Arsenal smashed Bournemouth 5-1 on Wednesday night, taking full advantage of the opportunity to add to their points tally and goal difference ahead of matches against Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.

Arsenal suffered another damaging defeat at the hands of Leicester City on Sunday, thanks partly to a soft first-half red card, but not helped by a poor overall performance.

Arsenal put on a display of wasteful finishing as Tottenham Hotspur did the exact opposite on Wednesday night, with Unai Emery's side losing 2-0 to crash out of the League Cup.

Arsenal just edged through their Premier League clash against Watford with a 1-0 victory, despite playing most of the game with a man advantage.

Goals from Chris Willock as well as substitute Donyell Malen were unfortunately not enough for the Young Guns to progress into this year's FA Youth Cup final and we lost 4-3 on aggregate after two quick-fire Manchester City strikes.

Arsenal kept their good run going and beat Southampton 2-0 on Wednesday night to get back to 5th place, just 3 away from the beloved top 4.

Arsenal swatted Aston Villa aside, but how did the players do on an individual basis and who was the man of the match?

Arsenal managed to completely tear BATE Borisov apart during their final Europa League group stage match.

Emile Smith-Rowe made a fantastic return from injury with a stoppage-time winner as Arsenal u18s overturned a one-goal deficit to beat Norwich City 2-1 on Saturday afternoon.

Arsenal made light work of their third-round FA Cup trip to Blackpool, coming away 3-0 winners in a game where they could've scored many more.

Arsenal returned from the international break and picked up where they left off - with all three points despite Jon Moss's efforts to ensure Swansea left the Emirates with something.

A slow first half almost seemed to pass Mesut Özil by on Saturday afternoon. Arsenal's lack of pace and movement stifled the playmaker's ability to influence...

Drawing 0-0 at home to newly promoted Middlesborough probably wasn't how Arsene Wenger wanted to spend his 67th birthday yet here we are.

We've all had our fair share to say about Mathieu Flamini recently, myself included, and a lot of it hasn't been positive. However, many off...

Arsenal were well below par against Tottenham on Sunday and might think that a point was a decent result given how poor they were at times. Here's how the players rated individually:

Arsenal were left bitterly frustrated and disappointed with a draw against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, as the home side were gifted decisions to come back for 1-1 and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang missed a penalty.

Arsenal eased their way to a third win in a week after defeating Brighton 2-0.

After a disheartening draw at home against Liverpool, Arsenal travelled up north in search of all three points with a tough challenge on their...

Arsenal beat Chelsea at Wembley with a great display and, to a man, everybody performed excellently.

Arsenal wasted their chance to take advantage of Manchester United's earlier defeat with a limp and error-ridden performance in defeat to Crystal Palace.

How did the players do against West Ham? We rate them individually.

Arsenal's first home game under Freddie Ljungberg ended in disappointment as Brighton won 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday.

Edward Nketiah scored his fourth goal at u23 level to secure a slender but deserved victory for the Young Guns, as they returned to winning ways after a 3-2 away defeat against Liverpool in the second week of December.

Arsenal lost yet another away match on Wednesday night, this time against Leicester City, but for once the team had a valid excuse.

Arsenal clinch a 2-0 win over Brighton, moving to the Premier League's top spot, with goals from Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz. Player ratings included.

Arsenal put in a slightly improved performance against Manchester City on Thursday night, but ended with exactly the same result as at the weekend.

Arsenal made hard work of another home win on Sunday, this time against Bournemouth.

Time to play Hull for the fourth time in under 12 months. Yippee. In addition to our extensive pre-match coverage of the game, we've gotten...

Arsenal put in arguably their best performance of the season so far against Spurs at the Emirates on Saturday afternoon.

As with most Arsenal games, their League Cup clash against Doncaster started well before descending into mediocrity.

Arsenal slipped to a new low over the weekend, losing a fourth consecutive match, 2-1 against newly promoted Brighton & Hove Albion.

Arsenal were embarrassed by a dominant first-half performance by Wolves in their Premier League clash on Wednesday night, and Unai Emery's side ended up losing the match 3-1.

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.

The Premier League got off to an absolute cracking start with a Friday night thriller at the Emirates between Arsenal and Leicester.

Arsenal got back to winning ways with a 2-0 win over Hull at the Emirates but they still look less than solid.

Arsenal sealed top spot in their group and ensured a more favourable draw for the knock-out round of the Europa League, but it was not pretty.

Arsenal have officially finished in fifth - their lowest league position in two decades.

Harry Kane scored his second hat-trick this week against Hull to beat Alexis Sanchez to this season's Golden Boot.

Arsenal returned to Premier League action with another very poor showing, this time against Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace, so how did the player's rate?