No fear as Arsenal reach Budapest
When the final whistle blew at a pulsating Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night, I punched the air, reached over to Jo to give her a high five and then promptly sank back in my sofa and felt the tears come.
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One win till Budapest: Madrid VAR drama won’t stop Arsenal
It was hard not to feel a little frustrated in the immediate aftermath of Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid on Wednesday evening.
What the mood around Arsenal is missing
Man City are top with five to play, but Arsenal still have reasons to believe after a narrow title-race shift and signs of improvement at the Etihad.
Is Barclays WSL the best League the world?
UEFA rankings and FIFA’s new women’s club tournament both strengthen the case for the Barclays WSL as the current best league in the world.
Tireless Havertz City display doesn’t deserve the fan criticism
Kai Havertz has come in for some criticism following Arsenal’s defeat to Manchester City on Sunday, despite the fact he was clearly one of the team’s best performers.
Do Arsenal always collapse in April under Arteta?
Do Arsenal always collapse in April under Mikel Arteta? A look at the last four seasons suggests the popular narrative is far too neat.
How bad is Bukayo Saka’s injury really?
Mikel Arteta’s latest comments on Bukayo Saka have raised fresh questions over whether the Arsenal winger’s season could be at risk.
Will Arsenal women’s loan players be Gunners next season?
Arsenal’s women’s loan players face very different prospects next season, with some in contention to return and others likely to move on again.
Havertz Lisbon winner should quiet ‘boring’ Arsenal narrative
Kai Havertz’s last-minute winner in Lisbon last night put Arsenal 90 minutes away from a second consecutive Champions League semi-final.
Keeping Arsenal’s League Cup trauma in perspective
Arsenal’s latest League Cup final misery hurts, but with a nine-point league lead and two quarter finals ahead, fans are urged to treat defeat with some perspective.
Massive blow to Spurs survival hopes
Tottenham’s survival bid suffers a major setback as Guglielmo Vicario faces hernia surgery and Spurs are forced towards an error prone back up keeper.
Man City boss cries rules weren’t changed to help him ahead of Arsenal cup final
Pep Guardiola says he “doesn’t understand” why Marc Guehi cannot face Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final, but the long standing rule exposes City’s own misstep.
‘Maximum violence’: How Eze’s Champions League stunner slayed Leverkusen
Arsenal marched past Bayer Leverkusen fueled by Eberechi Eze’s breathtaking 25-yard swivel and volley. The strike, alongside a Declan Rice beauty, signalled a squad finally finding its clinical edge.
Dowman calling
Max Dowman’s late heroics against Everton could prove a defining Arsenal moment as the season reaches a decisive point across all competitions.
Arsenal loanee returns from injury to miss chance of glory
Reiss Nelson’s season has once again been interrupted by injury, but returning from a calf problem against Sunderland, he had the chance to win the game for Brentford in the dying minutes
Arsenal loanee’s impressive form poses €20m question
Fabio Vieira has impressed on loan at Hamburg, but the German side want to renegotiate Arsenal’s €20m option as they weigh up a permanent transfer.
Arsenal’s form concerning as Havertz rescues result
Kai Havertz penalty earns Arsenal a 1-1 draw at Bayer Leverkusen after a below-par performance in the Champions League round of 16 first leg.
Arsenal joy and Brighton cry babies
The Premier League title is now in Arsenal hands only, win our next six games and we enter footballing nirvana. It seems only fair, therefore, to ask you, how’s your ticker?
Gyokeres & Eze silence the noise after Arteta ultimatum
On Friday afternoon, following a pair of Premier League away performances probably best described as sub optimal and an increasingly noisy build up to a huge North London Derby, Mikel Arteta laid it out for his players.
Arsenal Women’s quiet window leaves major summer work
Arsenal Women complete a quiet January window with one signing and multiple loan recalls, leaving major decisions and contract questions for the summer.