Gabriel Martinelli has faced widespread criticism after an incident involving Conor Bradley during Arsenal’s match against Liverpool. The Arsenal forward was seen pushing the Liverpool defender off the pitch at a moment when Bradley was injured, prompting a strong reaction from supporters and commentators alike.
If ever a fixture guaranteed an electric atmosphere from a home crowd, surely it was when having an opportunity to go 8 points clear at the top of the Prem.
Arsenal are interested in signing the Real Madrid playmaker Arda Guler. A report from Fichajes claims that Mikel Arteta views the Turkish International as the ideal player to strengthen his team.
Arsenal dropped two points in their game against Liverpool last night in a contest they could easily have lost. The first half was dominated by the Gunners, who pressed aggressively and looked set to take control, leaving Liverpool fortunate to reach the interval without conceding.
Liverpool held Arsenal to a goalless draw at the Emirates last night in a match that could have ended in defeat for the Gunners. The result defied expectations going into the game and highlighted the fine margins between the two teams on the night.
Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli revealed he reached out to Conor Bradley to apologize for shoving the badly injured Liverpool defender off the pitch late in Thursday's 0-0 draw
Mikel Arteta said Arsenal regret failing to move eight points clear at the top of the Premier League, but praised his players for their consistency during the festive period.
On January 8 at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal and Liverpool huffed and puffed their way to a 0-0 draw. It was a night of very few clear opportunities. Conor Bradley hitting the crossbar was as close as anyone came.
Arsenal and Liverpool shared the spoils in a goalless draw at the Emirates Stadium this evening. The result reflected a contest that swung dramatically between the two sides and highlighted both Arsenal’s attacking intent and Liverpool’s resilience during a difficult period for the reds.
Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres has been heavily criticised for a quiet performance against Liverpool in tonight’s big game in the Premier League. The Sweden international has been disappointing since joining the Gunners from Sporting Lisbon in the summer, managing only seven goals in 23 games.
Arsenal welcome Liverpool in a fixture that offers the Gunners a clear opportunity to demonstrate that they are capable of taking the Premier League title, and this is the starting eleven selected by Mikel Arteta.
Viktor Gyokeres would have liked to score more goals for Arsenal since completing his move to the club in the summer, but his overall contribution has still been significant.
Stephen Warnock has acknowledged that it will be challenging for Liverpool to avoid defeat when they travel to London to face Arsenal today. The former defender believes the current state of both sides makes the task particularly difficult for the visitors, despite their success in the reverse fixture earlier in the season.
Martin Odegaard has reassured Arsenal supporters that the team will be prepared to secure a positive result when they face Liverpool in the Premier League tonight.
The biggest game of this Premier League matchweek is Arsenal hosting Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium. It is the last game of matchweek 21 of the Premier League.
Arsenal are among the clubs that have been monitoring Breno Bidon in recent weeks, with the Corinthians youngster increasingly expected to make a move to Europe in the near future.
Bournemouth are reportedly targeting Ethan Nwaneri as a potential replacement for Antoine Semenyo, following the winger’s move to Manchester City. The development comes as Bournemouth look to quickly fill the gap left by Semenyo, who has agreed a deal with the former Premier League champions and will continue his season in Manchester.
Arsenal have maintained a stable squad since the 2022/2023 season, meaning any new arrival must adapt quickly to the demands of playing at the Emirates.
Declan Rice was already widely regarded as a top-level midfielder before Arsenal signed him from West Ham, and his reputation was built on consistently strong performances.