UEFA Champions League

Arsenal will be part of the Champions League group stage draw on Thursday afternoon, and we now know all the teams the Gunners could face.

Arsenal are finally back involved in the Champions League this season, and the draw for the group stage will take place this week.

The Champions League is set for major changes in 2024, let’s take a look at what that means for the competition and for Arsenal.

Arsenal will be in Pot 2 for the Champions League draw next season, barring a late twist in the case of Juventus’ point deduction.

The new format of European competitions is likely to force the English game into some major changes from 2024, according to a report.

The Premier League want to reject a new Champions League qualification format that could have helped Arsenal qualify.

UEFA are planning a Champions League format restructure, proposing a version of the competition with extra places for high coefficient rankings.

After the Premier League suspended all fixtures until April 4th, there’s talk about what might happen if the season is cancelled.

Mikel Arteta admits he was ‘shocked’ by Manchester City’s two-year Champions League ban because he just wants the best for them.

The longer Arsene Wenger stays at Arsenal, the more records he sets. Unfortunately, not all of them are good.

Young Barcelona midfielder Oriol Busquets said he cried after Sol Campbell’s goal in the Champions League final.

Teddy Sheringham believes Arsenal can win the Europa League this season, and make it a ‘double’ for English teams in Europe.

Stuart Pearce thinks that a top four finish would represent a good season for Arsenal.

Fans think Chelsea are going to make light work of Arsenal on Sunday, after the Blues demolished Qarabag 6-0 in their opening Champions League game.

Former Manchester City and Burnley midfielder Joey Barton believes that Arsenal will not qualify for the Champions League this season.

Alexis Sanchez could still play in the Champions League even if he features in the Europa League for Arsenal, meaning Manchester City will still be keen on the Chilean to boost their hopes of European glory this season.

Football pundit Ian Wright believes Arsenal have to keep Alexis Sanchez by any means to stand a chance of challenging for major honours this season.

Arsenal may have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Nice’s Jean-Michael Seri with the Ligue 1 side having progressed in the Champions League qualifiers.

Chile legend Ivan Zamorano has said that Alexis Sanchez must leave Arsenal if he is to fulfil his ambition of winning the Champions League.

Former Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham defender William Gallas says the Spurs side are “too young for the Champions League” next season and believes they could struggle.