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Ben White used the so-called ‘dark arts’ tactics to disrupt Tottenham’s goalkeeper on set pieces.

Arsenal Women could play in Australia! Melbourne showdown against A-League stars a possibility with Matildas on the pitch.

Alan Shearer includes two Arsenal players in his Premier League Team of the Season

Bukayo Saka discusses his approach to overcoming defensive challenges this season, with a focus on adapting and finding solutions.

Arsenal shows keen interest in Feyenoord’s Santiago Gimenez, a prolific striker, amid competition from top European clubs including Milan and Inter.

England manager Sarina Wiegman recalls Arsenal’s Beth Mead for Nations League, praising her impact on and off the pitch. Mead’s return boosts England’s squad.

Arsene Wenger criticises Manchester United’s player recruitment after their 3-0 loss to Manchester City. Wenger claims not one United player would make it into City’s first XI.

Arteta’s trust in his the young Arsenal squad pays off in a 5-0 victory over Sheffield United. Eddie Nketiah shines with a hat-trick while Arteta explains Martin Ødegaard’s absence and eyes improvement for Declan Rice.

In the match between Arsenal and Manchester City, the spotlight is on VAR decisions and controversial tackles by Mateo Kovacic. Experts like Gary Neville and Theo Walcott weigh in, questioning the efficacy of VAR in the Premier League.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirms Bukayo Saka’s “pretty bad knock” during a 4-0 win over Bournemouth, raising questions about the team’s injury resilience as they prepare for Champions League action.

The debate over Arsenal’s starting goalkeeper intensifies as Richard Keys enters the fray, defending Aaron Ramsdale against criticism from Jamie Carragher after the 2-2 draw with Tottenham.

Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta delves into the complexities and unpredictability of high-value football transfers, using recent examples to illustrate his points.

Premier League officials face consequences as VAR Michael Salisbury is axed, but Arsenal get VAR official who has already made multiple errors

Manchester United have committed to paying all their staff 100% of their wages after a public backlash forced Liverpool into reversing their decision to use tax-payers money to pay their employees.