Premier League Archives: 09/2018

Arsenal had to wait until the 81st minute to open the scoring against Watford, but ended up winning the match 2-0, for a seventh consecutive victory.

Tony Gale suggested, with all seriousness, that Arsenal fans were showing their admiration when they sang ‘Deeney, Deeney, what’s the score’ because they would really like him at the Emirates.

Troy Deeney will take ‘an injection’ in order to ensure he’s fit to face Arsenal this weekend in a desperate bid to show he has ‘cajones’ of his own.

Arsenal secured a fifth consecutive win and a first clean sheet of the season against Everton on Sunday, and moved up to sixth in the table.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette both got on the scoresheet again as Arsenal beat Everton on Sunday at the Emirates and when that pair starts, Arsenal usually win.

Everton’s manager Marco Silva refused to rule out handing Yerry Mina his debut on Sunday when the Toffees turn up in London to face Arsenal at Ashburton Grove.

Granit Xhaka made the FIFA 19 Team of the Week after his performance against Newcastle.

The last time Arsenal failed to keep a cleansheet in their opening five matches of a league campaign was 1988 – but they went on to win the league that year.

Arsenal picked up their second away win of the season when they beat Newcastle United 2-1 on Saturday at St. James’ Park.

Lucas Torreira came on to change the game yet again on Saturday, as Arsenal got another three points on the board away from home against Newcastle.

If fans are going to dislike you because you own their football club, there seems to be two ways to go about dealing with that.

At the time of writing, there has been no hint that Harry Arter will receive retrospective punishment for the dive he used to con Anthony Taylor against Arsenal on Sunday.

At the time of writing, there has been no hint that Harry Arter will receive retrospective punishment for the dive he used to con Anthony Taylor against Arsenal on Sunday.

Alexandre Lacazette was named ‘Player of the Weekend’ by the Guardian after the Frenchman’s stellar display against Cardiff on Sunday.

Arsenal won a hard-fought three points in Cardiff on Sunday, taking the lead on three separate occasions to eventually finish 3-2 victors.

If you can’t teach an old dog new tricks then Unai Emery must be considering if it’s time to put Bernd Leno into the Arsenal goal as Petr Cech continues to struggle with the ball at his feet.

Arsenal got their second win of the Unai Emery era as they made hard work of their game at Cardiff on Sunday afternoon.