Freddie Ljungberg

Reiss Nelson turned 20 on Tuesday, and it’s about time he gets another chance to start for this Arsenal team.

Ahead of the game against West Ham on Monday night, a number of mainstream media outlets tried to claim that the Arsenal players were not behind Freddie Ljungberg.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita try to find excuses to gloss over the home defeat to Brighton, and…

Arsenal finally got a win on the board against West Ham on Monday, coming from behind in a 10-minute blitz at the London Stadium.

It was the team all Arsenal fans wanted, for a little while at least, so there was much excitement ahead of the game followed by a lot of sadness, some jubilation and a weird sense of disbelief that Arsenal actually managed to win a match.

Kieran Tierney was taken to hospital on Monday night after he appeared to dislocate his shoulder.

Pep Guardiola has no problem recommending Mikel Arteta as his successor at Manchester City when his contract expires in 2021, claiming the Spaniard is ready to manage ‘now’ as Arsenal circle.

Freddie Ljungberg has called on his senior players to deliver against West Ham on Monday night as he faces the prospect of guiding Arsenal into double figures without a win.

Emile Smith Rowe played another 60 minutes for the u23s on Friday, and he showed why he’s too good for youth football.

Arsenal face West Ham United on Monday, looking for a win after nine consecutive games without one.

Arsenal against Brighton was a lot of things, few of them good as we moved closer to the relegation zone with our first home league defeat of the season, so here are 23 things I noticed from Thursday night.

Arsenal’s first home game under Freddie Ljungberg ended in disappointment as Brighton won 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday.

Freddie Ljungberg says he feels sorry for Eddie Nketiah so far this season, suggesting he wants the loanee to get more chances.

Freddie Ljungberg insists Nicolas Pepe is a very good player and an important one to Arsenal, and he just needs to adapt after his transfer from France.

Andries Jonker thinks Arsenal should hire Freddie Ljungberg permanently, claiming he fits the club’s style of football.

Arsene Wenger has revealed that he will, of course, help Freddie Ljungberg should the Swede get in touch.

Robert Pires says the Arsenal team are still sick from all the things that have gone wrong this year, and they need the right medicine.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew,  Anita, Paul, and Dan review the adios to Unai, statements from Josh, and Freddie’s first…

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gives his opinion on Freddie Ljungberg, saying he didn’t have enough time to sort things out ahead of Sunday’s game, but believes the interim boss will be good for the team.

Arsenal came from behind twice to draw against Norwich City in Freddie Ljungberg’s first game in charge, though they really needed a win.