Arsenal vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Gunners’ legend Patrick Vieira laments Arsenal’s lack of personality, costing them the Premier League title. Read Vieira’s blueprint for Arsenal’s revival.

Arteta apologises as Arsenal’s Premier League title hopes diminish. How did a lack of squad depth lead to Arsenal’s defeat against Brighton?

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

Read the detailed match report as Arsenal face a crushing 3-0 defeat against Brighton and Hove Albion at the Emirates Stadium. Controversial officiating and Gabriel Martinelli’s injury take centre stage.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta issues apology after crushing defeat against Brighton. Controversial referee decisions and a Martinelli injury mar the match.

Oleksandr Zinchenko was in training with the Arsenal squad on Saturday, despite reports that he’s out injured for the remainder of the season.

Brighton’s Roberto De Zerbi insists star midfielder Moises Caicedo has nothing to prove in their upcoming match against Arsenal.

Previewing Arsenal v Brighton clash as the Gunners chase a record season while Brighton seek to uphold their impressive campaign.

Arsenal seeks to capitalise on Brighton’s injury woes to boost title hopes, as they will be without a number of key players.

Arsenal crashed out of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night as they lost 3-1 to Brighton at home and after the game, Mikel Arteta was keen to defend a few of his players who came in for criticism.

Mikel Arteta insists he’s going to pick a competitive Arsenal team to face Brighton on Wednesday, taking the competition seriously.

A number of Arsenal academy players trained with the first team ahead of their League Cup clash with Brighton on Wednesday night.

Unless you have a ticket to attend Arsenal’s Carabao Cup game against Brighton at the Emirates on Wednesday night, you will not be able to watch the game live.

Cedric Soares is set to make his first start of the season on Wednesday, amid Takehiro Tomiyasu’s fitness uncertainty.

An Arsenal fan has been given a three-year banning order after being found guilty of homophobic abuse when Arsenal played Brighton at the Amex in October, 2021 while another two were ejected at the weekend for similar offences.

If you didn’t know it already, following last Monday’s rather painful experience at Selhurst Park, Saturday’s home defeat to Brighton, told us rather emphatically, that nothing can be taken for granted as we head towards the end of this Premier League season.

Arsenal were awful again as they lost to Brighton at the Emirates and questions are once more hanging over Mikel Arteta’s head following an atrocious week and some awful decisions.

So, the last time we spoke, some idiot was saying something about not casting envious eyes in the direction of the Crystal Palace bench and our former captain, Patrick Vieira.

On this week’s podcast, Matthew and Paul look back at victories over both halves of the M23 rivalry and the sparkling end of season form of our record signing.

See how Granit Xhaka’s return to midfield changed the Gunners’ buildup play and how Graham Potter tried to go for the win only for it to backfire completely