Arsenal News Archives: 10/2017

Arsène Wenger can’t remember the last time an Arsenal player made such a dramatic impact, after Eddie Nketiah’s introduction fired the Gunners into the next round of the League Cup.

18-year-old Eddie Nketiah has been showered in praise by his Arsenal teammates after his senior debut brought two goals and saved the Gunners from League Cup elimination.

Arsenal Women goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal saved a penalty and summer-signing Vivianne Miedema scored a late winner as Netherlands beat Norway 1-0 on Tuesday.

Eddie Nketiah’s Wikipedia page was updated by some excited Arsenal fans on Tuesday night, after the 18-year-old scored two goals to turn a League Cup loss into a win.

Rachel Yankey feels strongly that there has to be more female coaches in football because diversity is needed at all levels.

Ex-Arsenal forward Rachel Yankey admits that her transition from player to coach wasn’t actually too difficult at all.

Arsenal take on Norwich City in their second League Cup clash of the campaign.

Arsene Wenger has hinted that he could drop Granit Xhaka in favour of Ainsley Maitland-Niles.

Reiss Nelson admits he’s just happy to be getting a ‘sniff’ of first team football at Arsenal this term.

Hector Bellerin admits that most of the time Arsenal can’t win when it comes to their critics.

Arsène Wenger says his squad have the capability to go further in the League Cup this year than in previous seasons.

Alexis Sanchez says that he thinks Alexandre Lacazette is very talented, and thinks that the two players have a good understanding already.

Referee Andrew Madley has been selected to take charge of tonight’s Carabao Cup fourth round clash between Arsenal and Norwich City at the Emirates Stadium.

Graeme Souness thinks Arsenal fans will be frustrated that they haven’t seen more away performances like the one on Sunday against Everton.

Alexandre Lacazette explained that he swapped his trumpet celebration against Everton so he could pay tribute to his former teammate Corentin Tolisso.

Arsène Wenger says there’s no difference between Olivier Giroud and Alexandre Lacazette in terms of which players is better for the Arsenal team.

Jack Wilshere made use of all the extra time he had last season to start on his coaching qualifications, and has continued to do so on returning to Arsenal.

Olivier Giroud won the Puskás Award last night, for his effort against Crystal Palace in the opening game of 2017.

Arsenal’s first-team trained today ahead of Tuesday’s League Cup match against Norwich, with a number of youth prospects involved.

Arsenal have made the CIES Football Observatory’s lists of the top training clubs in Europe.