Tag: Stephy Mavididi

Charlton Athletic have confirmed Stephy Mavididi has returned to Arsenal, having sustained a season-ending hamstring injury last weekend.

Three Arsenal players' loan clubs were in action on Tuesday night.

Just as Arsenal appear to be getting players back from injury, they lose more.

Stephy Mavididi was reportedly in tears when he learned his season was over after tearing his hamstring against Bury.

Stephy Mavididi has certainly made a name for himself in the short time he’s been at Charlton.

Stephy Mavididi was stretchered off late in the game with what seems to be a serious hamstring injury.

Stephy Mavididi played the full 90 minutes for Charlton Athletic as they lost at home to Oxford United but the Arsenal man came close to scoring a number of times for the League One side and was hailed by fans.

Stephy Mavididi was a second half substitute for Charlton on Saturday as they drew 3-3 at Rochdale and promptly made a name for himself.

All but one of the players out on-loan featured for their respective sides in Friday and Saturday's round of fixtures across Europe with varying success and minutes scattered.

Arsenal sent another batch of players out on loan during the January transfer window making that 19 in total.

Just as promised, Arsenal made no additions to their first team squad during the January transfer window.

A very cold Stephy Mavididi has given his first interview as a Charlton Athletic player.

Arsenal and Charlton have confirmed that Stephy Mavididi has moved on loan for the rest of the season.

Arsenal youngster, Stephy Mavididi, looks set to join Charlton on loan until the end of the season.

According to a trusted source close to ESPNFC, Arsenal are prepared to let Stephy Mavididi, 18, leave the club on a temporary basis in search of regular first-team football.

Cohen Bramall made his debut in Arsenal colours and Edward Nketiah came off the substitutes' bench to score a goal and assist another as Arsenal u23s overturned a one-goal deficit to beat Southampton 3-1 away.

2016 has been a memorable year for Arsenal's youth teams but who have been the real standouts?

Stephy Mavididi netted a brace but Arsenal u23s were unable to take any points against a strong Liverpool side, which included the likes of defensive duo Mamadou Sakho and Joe Gomez, as well as Sheyi Ojo and highly rated forward, Harry Wilson.

A well-taken stoppage-time equaliser courtesy of Stephy Mavididi, who previously levelled the scoring just before half-time, has ensured that Arsenal's hopes of qualifying from Group A into the UEFA Youth League play-off places will go to the wire.

Unlike the first-team side before the international break, Steve Gatting's u23 side were victorious over their north London counterparts in an impressive manner away from home.

Goals from Reiss Nelson, Kaylen Hinds, Chris Willock and a Stephy Mavididi penalty were more than enough to sink an overwhelmed Sunderland side as Arsenal's crop of u23 players returned to winning ways after a frustrating defeat away in Manchester on Monday.

Arsenal's u23 side bounced back to winning ways in impressive style at Stamford Bridge on Friday evening, with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Adi Viveash's side.

The Arsenal u19s have won the Durban International Cup final for the second year running.

Arsenal’s u19s have reached the final of the Durban International Cup thanks to a 3-0 win over TP Mazembe on Thursday.

So another season has been and gone, with all the excitement, disappointment and Tottenham schadenfreude that comes with being an Arsenal fan in the Emirates era.

Arsenal u21s secured promotion via the play-offs on Tuesday evening, beating Aston Villa 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium to return to the top flight of u21 football in England.

Tuesday night was important for the club in more ways than one: the headline grabber was West Ham signing off at Upton Park with a win over Manchester United that guaranteed Champions League football for Arsenal next year.

Arsenal’s u21s defeated league leaders Derby 2-1 on Monday night leaving them just two points behind the top side and former Stoke man, Rory Delap, was frustrated at being unable to beat the young Guns.

Goals from Daniel Crowley, Stephy Mavididi and Serge Gnabry helped the Young Guns leapfrog Aston Villa back into second place with two games in hand over Derby County, whose lead at the summit has been cut down to five points.

Three first-half goals courtesy of Kaylen Hinds, Marc Bola and Stephy Mavididi were enough for Steve Gatting's youngsters to close the gap at the...

Arsenal's u18s defeated Liverpool on Friday in the FA Youth Cup quarter-final. The Young Guns won the game, which was played at the Emirates, thanks to goals...

Three of Arsenal's most promising teenage talents started as England kicked-off their u17 World Cup bid in Chile on Saturday evening. Chris Willock has been...

Teenage winger Ainsley Maitland-Niles played the full 90 minutes on Saturday as England u19s won a tricky away game in Finland. As if the match...

Arsenal's u21s maintained their successful start to the new Premier League campaign, with a slender 2-1 victory in a tricky clash away at St. James'...

Four of Arsenal's talented youngsters have been named in Neil Dewsnip's England under-18s squad, with two consecutive fixtures against Holland next month. A few players who've...

by Lewis Ambrose Arsenal have confirmed the signings of 14 youth players, with three signing young professional contracts. Eight of the players involved have come through...

Watch ten of the best goals scored by Arsenal Academy players during the 14/15 season to date.