Arsenal Match Centre Archives: 07/2020

As I write this at halftime, Arsenal are winning one nil against Manchester City in their FA Cup semi-final and the goal was a beauty.

Rob Holding made the BBC Team of the Week for the latest round of fixtures, after his impressive display against Liverpool on Wednesday.

Mikel Arteta told ESPN on Friday the reasons Mesut Ozil hasn’t been playing and it seems the Spanish coach is getting a little clearer in his message.

Pep Guardiola has said he is planning to use City’s semi-final at Wembley against Arsenal to gauge how ready his side are to play Real Madrid in the Champions League.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will start against Manchester City at Wembley on Saturday in search of his first FA Cup goal for Arsenal this season and Mikel Arteta has backed him to handle the pressure even though he has never scored against City before.

Arsenal face Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final on Saturday, looking to finally put an end to their terrible recent record against their opponents.

Arsenal earned a smash and grab win over Premier League champions Liverpool on Wednesday night, coming from behind at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal fans expected to lose quite badly against Liverpool on Wednesday night only to come away with all three points but that doesn’t mean we’re closer to Liverpool than we thought, something we’ll probably learn on Saturday.

Arsenal came from behind to beat Liverpool on Wednesday night to the shock of just about everybody watching, especially as the champions were the ones defending like idiots.

I’ve not been the only one to point to Liverpool and reflect on where they were five years ago while hoping Mikel Arteta can do for us what Jurgen Klopp did for them, the only problem is there are quite a few telling differences.

Arsenal face Premier League champions Liverpool with their chances of making the Europa League hanging by a thread on Wednesday.

Arsenal host Liverpool on Wednesday night, and while most Arsenal fans are expecting humiliation, Mikel Arteta is hoping to get some momentum going. “I believe…

Matthew and Paul survey the wreckage of Sunday’s visit to the toilet bowl, wonder how we got duped again, and look wistfully back at dropping…

The Premier League are reportedly not planning to continue televising every game next season, even if the stadiums remain partially shut.

The Arsenal midfield aren’t creating enough chances, which is part of what made it so easy for Tottenham Hotspur to shut them down on Sunday.

Arsenal shot themselves in the foot to throw away a lead and lose against Tottenham Hotspur in a key match for European football on Sunday.

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.

Premier League players are likely to only get around two weeks of holiday this summer, given the tight turnaround for the start of next season.

Tottenham fans may not be in the ground this weekend when Arsenal roll up to their £1bn toilet bowl, but they’re planning a ‘Levy out’ banner to fly over anyway because they think they were nearly as good as Liverpool.

When it comes to season tickets, we always hear about how Arsenal’s is the most expensive in the Premier League (it isn’t as it gives more games than the others) but Spurs look set to ensure they take all the season ticket headlines with their latest move.