My Arsenal Blog

Another week, another win in the Premier League for Arsenal Football Club as they continue to thrive at the top of the table. They just can’t seem to slow down in domestic football right now and this past Sunday, they let their talents shine in an edgy 1-0 victory over rivals Chelsea to lift them back above Manchester City.

After the full time whistle had blown, manager Mikel Arteta spoke with the media about the victory and where the Gunners go from here as we edge closer towards the winter break.  .......Read more here.....

For the better part of the last 16 years, Arsenal have spent their home games at Emirates Stadium – the brand new, shiny ground that was built in order to replace the beloved Highbury.

While it was initially a slow transition, the Gunners soon built the stadium into a fortress, which many still believe rings true in the present day.

It’s no secret that Arsenal are going well so far this season and this past weekend, they proved that once again by absolutely tearing through Nottingham Forest with an emphatic 5-0 success.  .......Read more here.....

Arsenal fans can breathe a sigh of relief because, for yet another week, they are sitting pretty at the top of the Premier League table. Manchester City put them under pressure by beating Leicester but in response, the Gunners battered Nottingham Forest 5-0 to ensure they jump straight back into 1st place with a two-point advantage.

Mikel Arteta was there to oversee all the action and after the full time whistle had blown, he spoke with the media about his highlights from another memorable day at the office for the boys from the Emirates.  .......Read more here.....

We all know that fixtures are likely to be chopped and changed from time to time, but it’s quite frustrating to see how frequently it happens as a result of the power of television broadcasts. The likes of Sky, BT and Amazon hold a great deal of power over the Premier League, with that statement being especially true for the first two of that trio.

As confirmed by Arsenal.com, three games around the festive period have been moved around because, you guessed it, the powers that be decided so.  .......Read more here.....

Arsenal supporters can be forgiven for feeling disappointed, largely because the 1-1 draw against Southampton over the weekend didn’t properly represent the game they had. Firstly, the referee was fairly atrocious throughout the course of proceedings, and secondly, poor finishing was what kept them from running away with this fixture by two or three goals.

After the full time whistle had blown, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta spoke with the media and reflected on a draw that, while frustrating, does ensure they they remain two points clear at the top of the table.  .......Read more here.....

Who knew the passing of the Queen could have such a knock-on effect in the world of football?

This week, Arsenal were supposed to be preparing for a showdown with Manchester City in a 1st vs 2nd battle. Instead, though, due to their Europa League game against PSV Eindhoven being postponed a few weeks back, they’ll be catching up with that fixture instead.

In addition to giving Arsenal a chance to stretch their legs even further in the Europa League, we also think this benefits them in the title race.  .......Read more here.....

It was a game that had it all – red cards, goals, penalties, VAR decisions, and a technology breakdown that led to both teams having to go off the pitch until it was sorted.

Leeds vs Arsenal showcased the highest of Premier League drama but when the dust had finally settled, it was the Gunners who somehow, some way found a way to win, as they’ve been able to do so consistently in the top flight thus far.

After the full time whistle had blown, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta spoke with the media about the result.  .......Read more here.....

On Sunday, Arsenal overcame arguably their biggest test of the season to date as they managed to beat Liverpool 3-2 and maintain their spot at the top of the Premier League table. It keeps them ahead of Manchester City and while some aren’t sure how long it’s going to last, it’s hardly going to do them any harm given the years of trouble they’ve had at the elite level.

After the full time whistle blew, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta spoke candidly with the media about the victory and what comes next.  .......Read more here.....

Arsenal maintained their spot at the top of the Premier League table over the weekend as they beat rivals Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 in an enthralling North London derby. The Gunners had to overcome some adversity but in the end, they pulled through and secured one of the biggest wins the club has had in recent years.

They’ll now be watching the Manchester derby to see what kind of lead they’ll take into next week but prior to that, manager Mikel Arteta spoke with the media about his side’s success.

On the performance:  .......Read more here.....

After 25 years apart, Arsenal got back together with Adidas at the start of the 2019/20 campaign and continued what has thus far been a really productive relationship together. Now, as confirmed by Arsenal.com, they’ll be extending that dream team all the way through until at least 2030, with a large focus reportedly going on the further development of Arsenal Women after another strong year.

Arsenal are easily one of the biggest clubs in English football and this is the kind of deal that showcases that, and it’s working nicely alongside the first team’s continued success on the pitch.  .......Read more here.....