Premier League Archives: 02/2017

Liverpool look likely to be without their captain, Jordan Henderson, when Arsenal arrive at Anfield this weekend.

A look at which Arsenal players are in action over the next week.

Who’s in action for Arsenal over the upcoming week?

After his first clean sheet in four matches during a 2-0 win over Hull yesterday, Petr Cech refused to rule us out of the Premier League title race.

Arsenal made hard work of their game against Hull, but when you consider what the Tigers have done to Liverpool and United recently, perhaps we shouldn’t be too hard on our little bunch of snowflakes.

Arsene Wenger spoke with the press after his side’s win over Hull, apologising if Alexis’ goal was handball and admitting the side were nervous.

Kieran Gibbs admitted he was lucky not to get sent off against Hull when he picked up a yellow in the second half.

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

A look at who’s in action for Arsenal over the coming week from loan players to the youth team.

Hull rock up at the Emirates this week full of confidence, the complete opposite of their hosts.

It’s Premier League time and this week we’re facing Hull who come to the Emirates with a big bag of banana skins.

After successive defeats against Watford and Chelsea, it’s about restoring order from Arsenal’s perspective as Hull arrive at the Emirates with a massive bag of banana skins.

Mark Clattenburg will be in charge of Arsenal’s game against Hull so what can both sides expect from the star ref?

Arsene Wenger and Marco Silva both spoke with the press on Friday ahead of their showdown in the Premier League at the Emirates this weekend.

When it comes to sides that are committing the most fouls this season (on actual fouls given), Watford are leading the way in the Premier League with Manchester United not too far behind them.

Arsenal were found wanting yet again at Stamford Bridge on Saturday in a defeat that finally ended a title challenge that had been running on fumes.

The Chelsea game on Saturday was another typical example of a referee bottling a decision. You have to ask – why do they regularly fail…

Chelsea’s manager, Antonio Conte, believes that it is legal to elbow players in the head with such force they are knocked out because Marcos Alonso jumped higher than Hector Bellerin.

Arsenal went to Chelsea on Saturday for the early kick-off and promptly played like Arsenal at Chelsea.

Arsene Wenger once again managed to find words to praise his players and try to shift any doubt over his team preparation by saying ‘we had the right attitude’ after the defeat at Stamford Bridge.