FA Cup

Arsenal beat Chelsea at Wembley on Saturday to lift their 14th FA Cup, showing what they can do with a referee who isn’t hellbent on ruining their lives.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang tried to force through a move to Chelsea in January according to an EXCLUSIVE in Saturday’s Daily Mail which is nice to hear the same day the two sides are set to meet in the FA Cup final.

Arsenal won their first FA Cup in 1930 and, ahead of the FA Cup final against Chelsea this weekend, I was looking through reports on Arsenal’s previous finals when I stumbled upon a story about a coach trip to the final that went very wrong.

Mesut Ozil has reportedly spent the last few days in Turkey and will not, you will all be shocked to hear, form part of Arsenal’s FA Cup final squad for Saturday’s game against Chelsea.

Today, thanks to Arsène Wenger’s influence, Arsenal are FA Cups kings with 13 but Arsenal’s first FA Cup came 90 years ago, in the 1929/30 season.

Last year, Terry Neill spoke about his ‘special win’ with Arsenal vs Manchester United in 1979’s FA Cup final, something worth reading ahead of Chelsea.

Arsenal and Chelsea fans have been urged to stay away from Wembley for Saturday’s FA Cup final with the FA fearing a repeat of scenes outside Anfield when Liverpool won the Premier League for the first time in 30 years.

Both Arsenal and Chelsea have had to work out how to squeeze yet another patch onto their kits for the FA Cup final on Saturday with the FA asking them to add one in support of Prince William’s mental health charity initiative, ‘Heads Up’.

Mikel Arteta says every player needs to earn their place in the squad for the FA Cup final through their performances in training this week.

Mikel Arteta has described Shkodran Mustafi’s injury as ‘really nasty’ confirming that the defender will be out long term and will miss the start of the season after ripping the tendon from his bone.

David Luiz was hailed to the rafters by Mikel Arteta after his display helped Arsenal make their 21st FA Cup final at the expense of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.

Arsenal dominated Jamie Redknapp’s Daily Mail Team of the Weekend this week after putting two past Manchester City without reply.

Pep Guardiola was angry with his attacking players for losing to Arsenal in Saturday’s FA Cup, not the defence who made a few errors.

Only one player in England has scored more goals than Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang since the Gabon striker arrived in the country – and he’s played for a much, much better side.

Arsenal beating Manchester City 2-0 after accruing a 2-20 scoreline across the previous seven matches was not the only headline to emerge from their semi-final Wembley win.

David Luiz, in perhaps a dig at Brighton’s Neal Mapuay, spoke of Arsenal’s ‘humility’ following their FA Cup semi-final win over Manchester City on Saturday at Wembley.

Mikel Arteta has expressed his sympathy for Arsenal fans who couldn’t be at Wembley on Saturday night to watch their side beat Manchester City and make their 21st FA Cup final.

Mikel Arteta spoke to the media after Arsenal surprised everyone by beating Manchester City 2-0 to made Wembley and another FA Cup final.

As I write this at halftime, Arsenal are winning one nil against Manchester City in their FA Cup semi-final and the goal was a beauty.

Mikel Arteta told ESPN on Friday the reasons Mesut Ozil hasn’t been playing and it seems the Spanish coach is getting a little clearer in his message.