Arsenal Media Watch

Alan Shearer includes two Arsenal players in his Premier League Team of the Season

As Arsenal face challenges in the Premier League, pundits agree that the team urgently needs to sign a new striker to boost their title chances

The Daily Mail's article on Mikel Arteta's touchline behaviour during the Arsenal match against Brighton presents a biased view, which deserves a closer examination for a more balanced understanding.

Manchester City's Jack Grealish criticises media for biased treatment compared to Arsenal, highlighting the high standards City is held to.

Explore insights from Steve Sidwell, Ian Wright, and Alan Shearer on Arsenal's need to enhance their attack, despite a strong defensive record in the Premier League.

Discover how Arsenal's solid defence has become a key factor in their Premier League success, with insights from Conor Coady, Chris Sutton, and Rory Smith.

Ian Wright defends Arsenal's response to VAR controversy, clashing with Gary Neville on the issue. The debate underscores the need for clarity in football officiating.

Spanish media scrutinise Sevilla's tactics and spirit in their defeat to Arsenal, pointing to coach Diego Alonso's selections and the team's lack of fight.

Reports of pundits being asked to reduce criticism of referees following Arsenal's contentious defeat to Newcastle ignite a media and football debate.

Arsenal stand firm in the face of VAR controversies, FA inquiries, and media criticism, with Arteta unapologetic over his comments on officiating.

With claims being made phone calls were made to instruct pundits to tone down their criticism of match officials following Arsenal's recent defeat to Newcastle United, the Daily Mail's media machine has kicked into gear

Explore our review of Simon Collings' insightful article on Takehiro Tomiyasu, Arsenal's versatile player who's making waves under Mikel Arteta's leadership.

Explore a review of Marca's take on Arsenal's 2-1 win against Sevilla in the Champions League. The Spanish perspective highlights Arsenal's tactical mastery and individual standouts

Arsenal's recent match against Chelsea sparked debate about VAR and the decision to not award a penalty. Experts and fans are questioning the role of Jarred Gillett, who was VAR for the match.

Gary Neville reverses his criticisms of Arsenal and their goalkeeper David Raya after a significant win against Manchester City, marking a shift in the Premier League dynamic.

Mark Clattenburg says Mateo Kovacic and Michael Oliver are very lucky boys after the game between Arsenal and Manchester City

In the match between Arsenal and Manchester City, the spotlight is on VAR decisions and controversial tackles by Mateo Kovacic. Experts like Gary Neville and Theo Walcott weigh in, questioning the efficacy of VAR in the Premier League.

Rio Ferdinand prefers Arsenal's William Saliba over Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez. The article delves into the career trajectories of both defenders and what sets them apart.

Arsenal suffer a 2-1 loss against Lens in a Champions League match, sparking pointed critiques from Michael Owen and Martin Keown on Oleksandr Zinchenko's performance.

A critique of Martin Keown's recent article on Tottenham Hotspur under Ange Postecoglou, from an Arsenal supporter's perspective. Are the comparisons with Wenger's Arsenal premature?

A review of Sport1's article offering a balanced look at Kai Havertz's struggles at Arsenal, defending the German player from becoming the Premier League's 'whipping boy'

The debate over Arsenal's starting goalkeeper intensifies as Richard Keys enters the fray, defending Aaron Ramsdale against criticism from Jamie Carragher after the 2-2 draw with Tottenham.

Olympique de Marseille, managed by Marcelino, are enjoying a strong season but face increasing scrutiny over new signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's performance.

Delving into the offside rule's intricacies and examining how the essence of football might be overshadowed by pedantic regulations.

Explore an analytical review of Jonathan Wilson's article discussing Arsenal's evolving tactics under Mikel Arteta. The piece examines how the club's newfound resilience might be a game-changer this season.

Review of William Saliba's performance for the French national team, contrasting his Premier League brilliance with Arsenal to his recent outing with the Blues.

Critiquing the Guardian's claim that Arsenal "burgled" a win against Manchester United, this article highlights overlooked factors that merit Arsenal's victory.

Arsenal have defied predictions by finishing second in the 2022-23 Premier League. BBC pundits had them down and out - they couldn't have been more wrong.

Martin Keown criticises Sky Sports for 'unfair bias' during Arsenal's defeat to Brighton.

Premier League time-wasting kings exposed after Eddie Howe's complaint, with Newcastle being one of the worst culprits.

Alan Shearer's fury at Newcastle penalty overturn was hilariously misplaced, as VAR made the correct decision against Arsenal.

Former Chelsea goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer hails Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard as "an absolute bargain" following his stunning performances this season.

Mikel Arteta's touchline behaviour has come under scrutiny once again, with former player Chris Sutton branding him a "clown" for his animated displays during matches.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright defends Granit Xhaka, dismissing claims that his altercation with Alexander-Arnold led to the Gunners' draw at Liverpool.

Gary Neville still believes Man City will overtake Arsenal in the title race, but a victory at Anfield against Liverpool might secure the Premier League for the Gunners.

In this article, learn how Arsenal's groundbreaking incorporation of British Sign Language is changing the game for deaf fans and setting an example.

Moises Caicedo's efforts to leave Brighton for Arsenal (or Chelsea) have been criticized by Chris Sutton as 'stupid' and Sutton certainly is a person intimately familiar with that state of being.

Jamie O'Hara, the ex-Spurs pundit Arsenal fans love to make fun of more than most others, says watching Arsenal playing so well is 'painful' and he'll 'move' if the Gunners win the league.

A report from Sport in France claims that William Saliba 'lied' to Marseille, leading them to believe they had a chance of signing him when he only ever wanted to return to Arsenal.

England did not enjoy a good night in their second group game against the USA, coming away with only a point after a boring match with few chances created by either side.