image source I’ll be honest, Arsenal didn’t really impress me against Manchester United yesterday. We looked off the pace for large parts of the match, but in football, what matters most is the scoreboard

image source In recent years, we’ve seen a growing trend of players going on strike or falling out with their clubs to force moves. While I’m not someone who usually supports such actions, the increasing

image source The buzz around Crystal Palace potentially missing out on Europa League football next season due to a multi-club ownership technicality is as frustrating as it is absurd. The issue reportedly

All season long, I’ve struggled to decide who’s more disappointing between Manchester United and Tottenham. Both have dropped points in games where you’d expect some fight, some grit, just anything. And

image source What a night it was for Crystal Palace! Their FA Cup triumph over Manchester City was nothing short of historic. They have always had a bit of a hoodoo over City, and this result just cements

Barcelona’s celebration after their victory over Real Madrid at the weekend, in what turned out to be Carlo Ancelotti’s final El Clásico, was equal parts hilarious and taunting. While the league isn’t

Arsenal's Champions League exit at the hands of PSG was deeply frustrating, and truthfully, it feels like we left the fight too late. That first-leg defeat - both in scoreline and in spirit - cost us dearly.

That Arsenal-Bournemouth game yesterday was a tough one to swallow. We started so brightly, Declan Rice gave us a lovely lead, and for a moment, it felt like business as usual at the Emirates. But then

It’s safe to say that Arsenal's hopes of winning the Premier League title this season are effectively over. With recent results slipping away, it now seems the team is focusing on staying sharp for the

Manchester United showed last night in the Europa League against Lyon what Europeans dreams are made of

Arsenal showed class as they dumped defending champions, Real Madrid out of the UCL with H&A victories

Undoubtedly, last night was the most memorable Champions League night at the Emirates for Arsenal fans and players alike. The energy, the goals, and the sheer determination on display reminded us all why

image source Sunday's Manchester Derby was arguably one of the most uninspiring in recent memory. The match lacked the usual fire, intensity, and edge that define this historic rivalry. For a game that

image source Arsenal’s approach to the Everton game felt a little too casual for my liking. It was almost as if we were content to settle for a draw, something I didn't expect at this crucial point in

image source Arsenal have been dealt a major blow in their pursuit of silverware this season with the injury to Brazilian centre-back Gabriel Magalhães. As the Gunners enter the crucial final stretch of

image source African football has once again found itself embroiled in controversy, with the latest incident highlighting the lack of serious organisation and planning that continues to plague the sport

image source The Super Eagles’ performance against Zimbabwe was far from impressive. The match lacked the quality one would expect from a team of their caliber. Following the victory against Rwanda,

Arteta surprisingly started Ethan Nwaneri in the game against Brentford and boy did the teenager not disappoint.

Martinelli isn't an option on the right wing for Arsenal if we're to survive Saka's absence

Still baffled by some decisions made by Arteta in the Everton game.