Anthony Taylor

Arsene Wenger has criticised the Premier League for failing to adopt VAR ahead of the new season after watching his side lose 2-1 at St James’ Park on Sunday.

The Premier League have appointed Anthony Taylor to referee Arsenal’s match against Spurs this weekend, and Gooners are not happy.

If you’ve been watching Arsenal for more than a few weeks, you probably already know how to beat them. But for everyone else, here is our definitive guide.

Arsenal were on the receiving end of yet more questionable refereeing during their 4-2 loss to Nottingham Forest – a common theme this season it seems.

There are a number of referees who strike fear in Arsenal fans hearts these days for more reasons than just their general incompetence.

Arsene Wenger will only be fined for his comments after the 2-2 draw with Chelsea, according to the Telegraph.

Arsene Wenger’s comments to and about Mike Dean are being treated more seriously than his comments about Anthony Taylor, according to the Telegraph.

Arsenal are reportedly hoping that the FA come to a fast decision over Arsene Wenger’s punishment so he doesn’t miss too many Premier League games.

The Football Association on Thursday asked Arsene Wenger to clarify remarks about penalties given against his side made before and after Arsenal’s Premier League game with Chelsea.

Arsene Wenger says the penalty decision was ‘farcical’, and he’s fed up of the media letting referees off the hook no matter what happens.

Arsene Wenger has said he intends to contest his FA charge, and doesn’t regret his comments made at referee Mike Dean.

If there was such thing as a ‘preferred’ referee for Arsenal’s Premier League clash against Chelsea on Wednesday, Anthony Taylor would be it.

Anthony Taylor is set to referee Arsenal’s match against Bournemouth, which most fans are probably not too happy about.

Arsenal and Arsene Wenger will not be at all pleased to learn that Anthony Taylor has been handed the FA Cup final.

Arsenal went to Middlesbrough with six changes to their lineup and a back three for the first time in 20 years, looked a total shambles, yet managed to come away with all three points.

Anthony Taylor. Those two words should be enough for any review about this man.

Back in January, Arsene Wenger was handed a four-match touchline ban for an altercation with fourth official, Anthony Taylor, during Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Burnley in which the media reported the manager had called Taylor a “f**king cheat”; unsurprisingly, this wasn’t the case at all.

Graham Poll, the referee most famous for showing a player three yellows before sending him off at a World Cup, has written that Arsene Wenger should have got a six-game ban instead of four.

Mark Halsey has said that it is not the job of the fourth official to follow a manager into the tunnel after he’s been sent off, hinting at a strategy Arsene Wenger might use to defend himself.

In this latest edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita review the Burnley game and ponder Xhaka’s penchant for a two-footed lunge.