Arsenal and Chelsea fans have been urged to stay away from Wembley for Saturday’s FA Cup final with the FA fearing a repeat of scenes outside Anfield when Liverpool won the Premier League for the first time in 30 years.
You can argue all you like, but Arsenal got screwed all season by referees and here are the stats to back that up.
If you wanted to measure whether subs help or hinder a side, it will take a lot more than just looking at the naked numbers.
Matthew and Paul indulge in an epic podcast to recap unlikely victories against Liverpool and Manchester City, while celebrating a long lost feel-good factor. Plus…
Arsenal fans expected to lose quite badly against Liverpool on Wednesday night only to come away with all three points but that doesn’t mean we’re closer to Liverpool than we thought, something we’ll probably learn on Saturday.
Arsenal came from behind to beat Liverpool on Wednesday night to the shock of just about everybody watching, especially as the champions were the ones defending like idiots.
I’ve not been the only one to point to Liverpool and reflect on where they were five years ago while hoping Mikel Arteta can do for us what Jurgen Klopp did for them, the only problem is there are quite a few telling differences.
As expected, Manchester City have had their two-year European football ban overturned meaning they can now play in the Champions League next season and Arsenal definitely can’t.
Arsenal could play in the Community Shield at the start of next season, even if they lose their semi-final next weekend against Manchester City as the FA are determined to put on the showpiece.
Arsenal have reportedly shown interest in signing Adam Lallana, who will leave Liverpool on a free transfer this summer, but it looks as if his former boss, Brendan Rodgers, is leading the race to sign him.