Arsenal have often found St James’ Park to be a difficult venue, but on Sunday 28th September, they finally broke that pattern. Late goals from Mikel Merino and a trademark Gabriel header from a corner sealed a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over ...

After a decade in which Bayern Munich had been their European nightmare, Mikel Arteta’s side finally flipped the script with a dominant, mature performance that ended 3-1, a scoreline that honestly felt short for what happened at the Emirates.

REMEMBER when we all wondered if Mikel Arteta was losing it for signing David Raya from Brentford, when he already had Aaron Ramsdale? With performances like this, it is easy to forget. Not only

Kane’s lack of involvement was a reflection of the well-executed out-of-possession plan, rather than being a specific approach to target him

Make no mistake about it, Arsenal is BACK. In coming back, they are making the truth unavoidable for rival fans.

Chris Waddle has slammed Mikel Arteta for his supposed criticism of Sunderland's tactics as the Arsenal manager was told to stick to his own job. The Gunners boss' frustration was palpable after his side let a precious victory slip through their fingers in stoppage time and had to settle for a point instead in Saturday's 2-2 draw.

Renee Slegers side won it late when substitute Stina Blackstenius fired home in the 87thminute. The win takes Arsenal 3rd, above Manchester