Arsenal myth busters: Does Granit Xhaka have a disciplinary problem?
When Granit Xhaka signed for Arsenal he did so with a reputation as something of a bad boy who had disciplinary problems.
Crowds at women’s football have more impact on the players
One of the main differences between men's and women's football is the attendance.
At the Emirates, you will get around 60k while at Borehamwood it...
My FIFA u-20 Women World Cup Diary: Part 2
After a successful trip to Saint-Malo, we went to Vannes the following day to watch Japan v Paraguay and Germany v Haiti.
My FIFA u-20 Women World Cup Diary: Part 1
The 2018 FIFA u-20 Women's World Cup is now over and it is time to review my adventures during the tournament.
Win a copy of The Billionaires Club
With the sale of Alisher Usmanov’s shares to Stan Kroenke, Arsenal entered the world of modern football, but what can Arsenal fans expect?
History-makers: Former Arsenal star speaks exclusively to Daily Cannon as England beat Netherlands
England defeated the Netherlands in their u20 World Cup qualifier on Friday, setting up a semi-final appearance on Monday.
Why is Mesut Ozil so divisive?
Anyone with an outward eye doesn't need the vilification and subsequent international retirement of Arsenal's Mesut Ozil to remind them of how polarised opinions have changed our political landscape across the western world.
Winning World Cup final tickets: A Croatian Gooner’s story Part 4
When Anita Sambol agreed to be part of FIFA's Fan Movement for the World Cup this summer, she never imagined she'd end the tournament...
Winning World Cup final tickets: A Croatian Gooner’s story Part 3
When Anita Sambol agreed to be part of FIFA's Fan Movement for the World Cup this summer, she never imagined she'd end the tournament...
Winning World Cup final tickets: A Croatian Gooner’s story Part 2
When Anita Sambol agreed to be part of FIFA's Fan Movement for the World Cup this summer, she never imagined she'd end the tournament watching her home country in the final at the Luzhniki Stadium. Here, over four parts, she tells her extraordinary tale.
Winning World Cup final tickets: A Croatian Gooner’s story Part 1
When Anita Sambol agreed to be part of FIFA's Fan Movement for the World Cup this summer, she never imagined she'd end the tournament watching her home country in the final at the Luzhniki Stadium. Here, over four parts, she tells her extraordinary tale.
Long read: Explaining where accusations of England World Cup arrogance come from
After crashing out of the World Cup, England have faced global accusations of arrogance but England fans can't quite grasp why that might be. Let me try to explain it...
If football is a ‘man’s sport’ then men are doing it wrong
Neymar’s World Cup will be remembered for excessive rolls and feigning injury, but it further highlights the inherent and ingrained sexism that is still rampant in football today.
Money for nothing: Another casualty after latest FA reform
Sheffield FC Ladies have withdrawn from the newly named FA Women's Championship citing 'money' as the main reason behind their decision.
How Granit Xhaka helped Switzerland topple the Serbians
Since his move from Borussia Mönchengladbach in 2016 Granit Xhaka has split opinion but his improvement is undeniable.
Has VAR already modified players’ behaviour at the World Cup?
After 11 games, it is interesting to note that discipline records are very good at the 2018 World Cup. Is that due to VAR or the referees leniency with regards to the rules on yellow and red cards?
Who should Arsenal fans be supporting this World Cup?
It’s nearly that time again. The 2018 World Cup is fast approaching, with the first match taking place on the 14th of June between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
Are the media scared of upsetting Liverpool fans after Manchester City attack?
After Liverpool’s epic win over Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday night, post-match discussions were notable for their lack of focus on the impact of the bus attack prior to the game.
Mo Marley exclusive & FIFA u20 World Cup draw examined as England get tough...
The women's u20 World Cup draw took place in Rennes, France on Thursday and our resident expert was there for it.
What’s true and what’s not? Alisher Usmanov
Arsenal's second largest shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, owns 30.4% of the club and is worth an estimated $16bn, so how did the 64-year-old make his money and are all those stories about him true?
60% cancelled: Weather plays havoc with new FA WSL winter league schedule
This weekend was the first proper winter league weekend where adverse weather was likely to affect the fixture list - and affect it it did.
Episode 116: The interlull strikes back
In this latest edition of the Daily Cannon podcast, Matthew is joined by Sylvain and Watford FC vlogger Paul Muzzy to preview the upcoming clash at Vicarage Road, and to round up the international news.
Jordan Nobbs’ ‘incredible feeling’ after picking up pair of awards
Arsenal's Jordan Nobbs picked up two awards at the FA Women's Football Awards recently, after a very good year for the player at both club and international level.
4 Arsenal players qualify for Euros final
Arsenal Women will see four of their players compete for the trophy on Sunday when the Netherlands meet Danemark.
Goals, saves, awards and more: Arsenal ladies at the Euros
A week into the competition let's have a look on how the Arsenal players have fared so far.
Which Arsenal Ladies will be selected for u19 Euro finals?
In our latest mini-pod about the U19 euro draw we touched on the subject of which Arsenal players will make the finals in August. Here are the reasons why I believe three of the six Arsenal Ladies will be on the plane to Belfast.
Drones, helicopters, and Davor Šuker: Croatian football’s propaganda war
Over the last few years, I keep telling myself I should stop getting involved with Croatian national team and the whole shenanigans happening in Croatian football but, here I am again, talking and moaning about it.
Why video refs will be brilliant when Arsenal play Tottenham
Video refs don’t spoil the game, they only change it slightly, and in ways that could be even more exciting than things we’ve experienced so far in the history of football.
No glory for Barcelona in ‘greatest ever comeback’ as cheats prosper
On Wednesday, we witnessed the biggest comeback in Champions League history proving cheaters do prosper
Long read – Attempting to replace the irreplaceable Cazorla
When Arsene Wenger said that “you wouldn’t necessarily find a Cazorla even if you wanted to,” I thought, “Sounds like a challenge!”
Is the FA WSL just a tool for the England team?
As we enter another international window with England competing in the SheBelieves Cup, it's time again to revisit the old club versus country argument.
Giroud, Koscielny and Debuchy’s salaries ranked with other French stars
L'Equipe Magazine have published their annual sports salaries review and Cristiano Ronaldo still leads the way.
The Cyprus Cup stories
Carrying on the theme of the stories that have happened to me while watching women's football, here are my Cyprus Cup stories.
How I got involved in an international transfer
Here is a story from a few seasons ago, when I had a small involvement in an international move.
20 minute read for Arsene Wenger’s 20 years
There is a generation of Arsenal fans who have known no other, so what, exactly, has Arsene Wenger done in his 20 years at the club?
Long read – Arsene through the ages
There is a generation of Arsenal fans who have known no other, so what, exactly, has Arsene Wenger done in his 20 years at the club?
Should he stay or should he go at the end of the season?
Sunday's home defeat to Liverpool could the final nail on the coffin for the Ladies' hopes of Champions League qualification. Should Pedro Losa go?
Forgive me, Arsenal, for I have sinned
Would you rather Arsenal win the Champions League or England win the World Cup?
Five of Bellerin’s ‘boldest’ fashion statements
After Hector Bellerin (and Aaron Ramsey) were selected for Vogue's most stylish footballers at the Euros feature, we thought we'd take a look at some of the Spaniard's 'bolder' looks.
Monday Arsenal recap: Nwakali, Hysaj, Cavani, Umtiti and more
With just one game on Monday featuring Arsenal players to entertain us, a little more gossip than we’ve had lately creeped into the equation.