Football Archives: 10/2019

Phil Neville has announced his England squad for their upcoming games against Germany and the Czech Republic.

The Qatar World Cup in 2022 may be taking place in winter due to the crazy temperatures in summer but the Premier League are planning on playing games until just nine days before the tournament starts.

The FA and Premier League are set for a clash over how many homegrown players they force clubs to field in a post-Brexit world.

Gabriel Martinelli has been called up by the Brazil u23s for the Tenerife Tournament in November, ahead of the Olympics next summer.

Laurent Koscielny suffered a setback with an injury to his ankle on Sunday, according to reports in France.

Another international break is now over, with 18 Arsenal players featuring for their countries at youth or senior level this time around.

Eddie Nketiah scored four goals for the England u21s over the international break, despite having a penalty saved.

Nicolas Pepe scored a flick from close range for Ivory Coast in his first game of the international break, assisted by Wilfried Zaha.

Granit Xhaka almost scored a beaut of a goal for Switzerland only to see his curled effort tipped onto the bar by Denmark’s Kasper Schmeichel, while he was also involved in a comedy free-kick routine.

13 Arsenal players have featured for their countries at youth or senior level over the international break so far, so let’s have a look at how things are going.

Chaka Simbeye recently spoke at length with former Arsenal youngster, Jon Toral, and the midfielder talked moving to Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, his surgeries, and being Hector Bellerin’s translator.

Three Arsenal youngsters made debuts at various levels for their countries on Friday, as the international break approaches the halfway point.

Aaron Ramsey has been ruled out of Wales’ upcoming game against Slovakia in their Euro 2020 campaign meaning he hasn’t played for his country in almost a year.

The international break is underway again, so let’s take a look at the Arsenal players set to be involved for their countries.

The England Lionesses are on a five-game streak without a win and any other result against Portugal would ramp the pressure on Phil Neville. But is he the only person responsible for the current situation?

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he is considering taking a job with FIFA but that it won’t stop him returning to management.