Arsenal vs Bournemouth

As Arsenal prepare for their biggest European night in nearly two decades, Martin Odegaard’s response to a damaging domestic defeat sets the tone for a critical week.

Mikel Arteta wants Arsenal to turn Bournemouth defeat into motivation for their crucial Champions League semi-final second leg against PSG in Paris.

With the Premier League title gone, Arsenal’s key remaining task in the competition is to qualify for next season’s Champions League, and they could do so this weekend.

Evanilson’s red card against Manchester United has been rescinded, with the Bournemouth striker now available to face Arsenal this weekend.

Bournemouth have appealed against the red card shown to Evanilson during their match against Manchester United, which will affect his availability against Arsenal.

Arsenal have confirmed another pre-season fixture, with the majority of the 2024 schedule now appearing to be in place.

Bournemouth’s Christie escaped a red card for a reckless tackle on Saka. Arsenal fans are outraged, reigniting the VAR debate.

David Coote is set to referee Arsenal’s match against Bournemouth on Saturday, in a somewhat ominous omen for the Gunners.

Jurrien Timber is fit and available for Arsenal against Bournemouth on Saturday, giving Mikel Arteta a selection headache.

Arsenal’s Jurrien Timber is hoping to finally return to Mikel Arteta’s squad for a match this weekend, with Bournemouth visiting the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal have been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Football Association (FA) following an investigation into the nature of their goal celebrations against Bournemouth.

Arsenal legend David Seaman has praised goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale for his outstanding displays this season, hailing his calm confidence and big saves.

If you complain about VAR when Arsenal lose, then you’re just being bitter and if you do it when they win, well, what are you moaning about, you won didn’t you? So just when, exactly, are Arsenal fans allowed to complain about things that have a very real impact on the scoreline?

Runar Alex Runarsson has had a great weekend so far, keeping a clean sheet and then travelling to watch Arsenal win at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal were denied what looked like no fewer than four penalties when they played Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon, but despite that, still managed to come away with all the points thanks to a last-minute screamer from Reiss Nelson.

Arsenal won their game against Bournemouth in the most dramatic fashion imaginable and the celebrations were wild so, of course, reporters are upset.

Arsenal pulled off yet another dramatic win as they came from an unlikely 2-0 down against Bournemouth, overcame VAR refusing to give them any of the four penalty calls and claimed all three points with the last kick of the game.

If Arsenal are going to win the Premier League this season, then they are making the journey as exciting as possible and the players seem to be loving it just as much as the fans.

Bournemouth are set to receive a boost ahead of their trip to face Arsenal this weekend, with midfielder Lewis Cook returning to the squad but they will still be without a few other players.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta gave a team injury update during his pre-match press conference ahead of their game against Bournemouth on Saturday, discussing the progress of several players who have been dealing with problems.