Arsenal News Archives: 04/2019

Soccer Aid will finally allow women to compete in their annual charity game after someone pointed out that it is 2019.

Jordan Nobbs has hailed Joe Montemurro’s influence on this current Arsenal side after the team picked up the club’s 15th league title on Sunday.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul gloss over away day humiliations in the midlands, wonder how this reflects on…

Player of the Season Vivianne Miedema has said she would love to win the Champions League with Arsenal.

Granit Xhaka thinks Arsenal have wasted their chances to finish in the top four, and they need to forget about it and focus on the Europa League for now.

The Football Writer’s Association voted Manchester City’s Nikita Parris as Player of the Year, beating Vivianne Miedema by one vote in what is surely one of the biggest jokes of the season.

Alexandre Lacazette received at least one vote from the Football Writers’ Association as Footballer of the Year for the 2018/19 season, with Raheem Sterling winning the award.

The Arsenal are back! Seven years after winning the league under Laura Harvey, Joe Montemurro and his players have brought the trophy back to Borehamwood.

Arsenal’s Vivianne Miedema won the PFA Player of the Year award on Sunday evening was then handed a trophy with her name engraved as ‘Vivienne’.

Reiss Nelson extended his long run of matches without a start this weekend, as Julian Nagelsmann benched him again in a 4-1 defeat to Wolfsburg.

Speaking on Sky Sports, Graeme Souness highlighted how little there was in the foul that ended up getting Ainsley Maitland-Niles sent off, and how the Leicester City players fooled the referee.

Arsenal crashed to another defeat against Leicester City on Sunday as their midfield was overrun defensively and toothless in possession, so why is Joe Willock still being ignored?

Arsenal overcame Fulham with a 3-0 victory to ensure they’d finish top of the U18 Premier League south division on Saturday, setting up a playoff final against the northern champion.

15-year-old Marcelo Flores signed for Arsenal from Ipswich Town last month, after spending some time on trial, and he’s already settling in well with his new club.

Bukayo Saka scored his 12th goal and provided his 10th assist of the 2018/19 campaign against Leicester City on Friday, as he continues to push for senior opportunities.

Arsenal’s u23s face Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium on Friday in the final game of their Premier League 2 campaign, with a spot in the top two up for grabs.

Before Wolves, Bernd Leno believed Arsenal could finish in the top four despite there only being a handful of games left and Arsenal being unable to stop playing like morons.

Arsenal have a decision to make on Bukayo Saka this weekend, as he could arguably feature in any one of three age groups for the Gunners.

In a desperately disappointing defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Wednesday, the one positive was the performance of 19-year-old Eddie Nketiah.

Arsenal 15-year-old Marcelo Flores featured heavily for Mexico as they finished as runners-up to Argentina in the Montaigu Tournament concluding this week.