Sunderland AFC

Sunderland currently sit stone-bonkers last in the Premier League table with just two points.

With Nacho Monreal, Theo Walcott and Santi Cazorla all a doubt for the Sunderland game and Granit Xhaka still banned, how will Arsenal line up on Saturday?

After a morale-boosting Cup victory in midweek over Reading, it’s back to Premier League football with an away trip to Sunderland up next for Arsenal this weekend.

Arsene Wenger has described Sunderland striker, Jermain Defoe, as ‘absolutely amazing’ ahead of Arsenal’s trip to the Stadium of Light on Saturday.

Arsenal are still in fourth place in this year’s injury league table while Sunderland continue to lead the way after taking top spot last week.

According to reports in the Daily Star and Sunderland Echo, as well as other newspaper outlets across the UK, we are interested in Sunderland’s talented wonderkid Joel Asaro.

As apathetic as I’ve become towards Arsenal during the latter stages of this season, let it be known that I am devastated with how we’ve ended up.

Watch this absolutely thrilling video of Arsenal behind the scenes at Sunderland.

In a match ultimately overshadowed by our incapacity to close games out, Mohamed Elneny continued to excel in a midfield role, where he has settled in perfectly since his January switch from Basel.

Another game, another disappointing draw and yet more points dropped.

Arsenal flattered to deceive at Sunderland on Sunday afternoon, drawing 0-0 after a few half-chances, some minor scares, and a penalty appeal for each side.

Arsenal face Sam Allardyce’s Sunderland in a game that is likely to be frustrating more than anything else. Here are the teams.

Arsenal face Sunderland on Sunday, hoping to go one game and three points closer to securing Champions League football for next season.

A strong Arsenal performance on Thursday evening comfortably saw off West Bromwich Albion and Arsène Wenger must be tempted to trust the same players against…

Arsène Wenger and Sam Allardyce have a long history of feuds but they are on a charm offensive ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash.

Sam Allardyce doesn’t even like Arsene Wenger but he felt compelled to defend the Arsenal manager after this season saw even more people call for his removal from the club.

This will probably only come as a surprise to about three people (Arsene Wenger included) but Arsenal’s conversion rate at home is one of the worst in the Premier League.

Mike Dean is always the centre of attention so it might not be a bad thing he’s been appointed referee for Arsenal’s trip to Sunderland…

With a 3-0 win against relegation rivals Norwich City on Saturday afternoon, Sunderland gave themselves a big chance of staying in the Premier League.

Sam Allardyce believes that Leicester are the ones showing the rest of the Premiership, including Arsenal, how to win the title.