Premier League

Arsenal return to Premier League action against Brentford this weekend. With rotation likely, the Gunners look to balance domestic goals and European dreams.

Mikel Merino issues a clear warning to Arsenal ahead of Brentford clash, urging full focus despite the lingering Real Madrid euphoria.

Brentford have issued team news ahead of their visit to Arsenal. With key players returning and others still out, Thomas Frank plots his tactical approach.

Mikel Arteta was not happy after a controversial penalty decision denied Arsenal victory at Everton, declaring, “It’s for me never a penalty.”

Arsenal were left frustrated after a soft penalty decision helped Everton snatch a point, with referee Darren England and VAR Stuart Attwell at the centre again.

Everton could welcome back Iliman Ndiaye and Dwight McNeil for Arsenal’s visit to Goodison, while Jesper Lindstrøm is ruled out with a suspected groin issue.

Arteta says Ben White and Jurrien Timber could still face Everton as Arsenal deal with multiple defensive injuries before their final game at Goodison Park.

He’s scoring goals, leading the line and thriving in Arsenal red but new data reveals an unexpected weakness that sets Mikel Merino apart from his rivals.

Arsenal’s end-of-season schedule has been adjusted with changes to fixtures against Crystal Palace and Liverpool. Details confirmed by Premier League and broadcasters.

Declan Rice lands Premier League Goal and Player of the Month nominations after a standout March, headlined by his equaliser and defensive heroics v Man United.

David Raya’s reflexes stole the spotlight in March, earning him two Premier League Save of the Month nominations for his brilliance against Manchester United.

Premier League referees earn up to £250k annually, with foreign gigs restricted after backlash over Gulf state ties and controversial VAR errors last season.

Saka’s return offers Arsenal a boost, but is it too late to challenge Liverpool? Van Dijk warns against complacency as the Gunners fight to stay in the race.

The Premier League is set to introduce a Puma match ball next season

Enzo Maresca reacts to Chelsea’s 1-0 defeat at Arsenal, admitting they struggled early and lacked firepower with key attackers injured. He insists progress is being made.

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 beat Chelsea, but VAR and referee Chris Kavanagh got key decisions wrong as Cucurella’s handball and Fofana’s stamp somehow went unpunished.

Arteta delivers updates on Arsenal’s injury concerns ahead of Chelsea, with Saka, White, and Martinelli all working their way back to full fitness.

Maresca concedes Chelsea are still trailing Arsenal but sees Sunday’s clash as a chance to close the gap.

Saka is pushing to return for Arsenal’s Champions League showdown with Real Madrid. Can Arteta’s star winger recover in time for the crucial quarter-final?