Match Reviews

Arsenal brought their Champions League momentum back to the league with a dominant display at Ipswich that left little doubt about their focus.

Arsenal travelled to Madrid chasing history. What followed was a defining night under Arteta, with a semi-final place now firmly in their grasp.

With eyes on Madrid, Arsenal made changes and paid the price.

Arsenal edged Chelsea 1-0, but Arteta was left frustrated by wasted chances – and fans furious after VAR ignored a blatant penalty and Fofana’s stamp on Rice.

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 secure a crucial win over Manchester City, overcoming dubious officiating to further establish themselves as true title contenders.

Arsenal couldn’t break down a tough Burnley side, showing their desperate need for a striker, and a referee who knows the rules of the game.

Arsenal produced a display to be proud off against Liverpool at Anfield, despite playing most of the match with just 10 men and now go into the second leg all level.

Arsenal were deservedly dumped out of the FA Cup in the third round, again, by Nottingham Forest as they put in perhaps their worst performance of the season.

Arsenal can consider themselves well and truly robbed after some terrible refereeing decisions conspired to hand Manchester City all three points at the Emirates on New Year’s Day.

Arsenal travelled to Norwich on Boxing Day for a party that saw them leave Carrow Road with all three points after a dominant 5-0 win.

Arsenal made light work of Sunderland in the Carabao Cup quarter-final, running out 5-1 winners thanks to an Eddie Nketiah hattrick, Nicolas Pepe’s nutmegs and a debut goal for 18-year-old Charlie Patino.

Arsenal made it nine goals in three games as they smashed four past Leeds United to tighten their grip on fourth place.

Arsenal dominated West Ham completely on Wednesday night to go fourth in the Premier League with yet another cleansheet and a superb performance.

Arsenal got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 3-0 win over Southampton that could have been a lot more.

Arsenal lost at Goodison Park on Monday night in what could well be one of Mikel Arteta’s worst performances as Arsenal boss.

Arsenal lost on Thursday night at Old Trafford thanks to some dodgy refereeing and their own stupidity.

Arsenal got back to winning ways with a 2-0 win over a stubborn Newcastle at the Emirates on Saturday to set us all off on a good weekend.

An Anfield on Saturday, Arsenal went down with a fight, sort off, the Scousers’ experience showing in the end as the youngest team in the Premier League lost 4-0.

Emile Smith Rowe’s third goal in three games was the difference between Arsenal and Watford on Sunday at the Emirates although on a different day the Gunners could have won four or five nil.