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6:45

Four at Spurs: A Statement Derby Win That Shook North...

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2026/02/22

Four goals at Tottenham — two from Viktor Gyökeres and two from Eberechi Eze — produced a statement 4–1 derby that moved us five points clear at the top. It wasn’t lucky: composed possession, ruthless finishing and a rock-solid reset after Spurs’ equaliser defined the night.Historic margins, momentum for the title race and a clear sense of control on the pitch make this more than bragging rights; it’s a warning to the rest of the league as we head into a crucial run of fixtures.

7:34

Sleet, Slips, and a Two-Goal Lead Gone: Arsenal’s...

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2026/02/19

What looked like a routine three points turned into a nightmare: Saka’s smart finish and an early second-half strike — briefly awarded to Hincapié — had Arsenal in charge, only for Hugo Bueno to spark a comeback and a cruel stoppage-time own goal off Riccardo Calafiori to make it 2–2. Dominance faded as poor tempo, stoppage interruptions and a moment of hesitation cost the Gunners dearly.Beyond the heartbreak is a lesson: title contenders must finish games. With a north London derby, Chelsea and

7:23

Arsenal 4–0 Wigan: Four Goals Before the Raincoats Dried

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2026/02/16

Sunday at the Emirates: Arsenal dismantled Wigan 4-0, scoring four times inside the opening 30 minutes to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since 2020. Clinical finishing, smart rotation and Kepa’s assured handling combined to make the tie over early.The second half became a controlled cruise and a glimpse of the future as 16‑year‑old Marli Salmon made a composed home debut. A dominant, professional performance that underlined squad depth and real momentum heading into February.

6:56

Brentford Away: Long Throws, Late Chances, and...

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2026/02/15

A tense, scrappy 1–1 at the Gtech Community Stadium saw Arsenal go ahead through Noni Madueke before conceding to a Brentford long throw, leaving fans breathing a sigh of relief rather than celebration. The first half offered little quality, and it took Martin Ødegaard’s introduction to steady the side and create the only real attacking moments. Despite late chances—Gabriel Martinelli forced a superb save—Arsenal had to settle for a draw in a hostile away ground. The result still keeps them four

4:29

Arsenal 3–0 Sunderland: Zubi Gyo Gyo

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2026/02/08

Arsenal made it four straight league wins with a 3–0 victory over Sunderland: Zubimendi’s low, skidding strike broke a tense first half, and substitute Viktor Gyökeres struck twice to finish the game. Sunderland competed fiercely early on, but Arsenal’s control, depth and defensive discipline — another clean sheet — proved decisive.That result sends Arsenal nine points clear overnight, highlights their squad strength and defensive solidity, and sets the tone ahead of a busy stretch of

5:51

Havertz Breaks Chelsea Hearts as Arsenal March to...

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2026/02/04

On a rain-soaked night at the Emirates, Arsenal ground out a tense 1–0 win (4–2 on aggregate) over Chelsea to reach the Carabao Cup final. The match never opened up, with both sides cautious and the pitch making football difficult — until the dying moments.Deep into stoppage time Kai Havertz, calm and clinical, finished a swift counter after Arsenal won the ball, sealing a patient, disciplined victory and sending the Gunners to Wembley.

4:08

Zinchenko Leaves Arsenal for Ajax: A Quiet Goodbye to...

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2026/02/02

Oleksandr Zinchenko has left Arsenal to join Ajax on a permanent deal after his loan at Nottingham Forest was ended by mutual consent — a calm, sensible move that feels right for all involved. Having made 91 appearances for Arsenal, won a title, and brought leadership and a possession-first style, Zinchenko now heads to Amsterdam for a reset where his intelligence on the ball and experience can flourish.

6:51

Seven Clear at the Summit: Arsenal Silence Elland Road

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2026/02/01

Saturday night at Elland Road began with a scare as Bukayo Saka pulled up in the warm-up and Noni Madueke was thrown into the spotlight — and he delivered. Arsenal settled into a controlled, ruthless performance: Zubimendi’s header, an own goal from a scramble, a Gyökeres finish after Ødegaard’s pass, and a late Gabriel Jesus strike sealed a 4–0 win that left Leeds deflated and the Gunners seven points clear.The result underlines Arsenal’s momentum — five away wins in January, a set-piece edge that

6:07

Havertz Returns, Arsenal Make It Eight: Almaty Night...

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2026/01/29

Arsenal beat Kairat Almaty 3–2 to complete a perfect Champions League league phase — eight wins from eight — and deliver Mikel Arteta’s 200th victory as manager. Kai Havertz marked his first start of the season with a goal and an assist, setting the tone from the second minute and later teeing up Gabriel Martinelli. The night had early drama (a Jorginho penalty equaliser and VAR checks), waves of Arsenal pressure, and late academy moments as Brando Bailey-Joseph and Ife Ibrahim made their debuts

5:07

Nwaneri to Marseille: A Loan Designed to Make Him Better

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2026/01/26

Ethan Nwaneri joins Marseille on loan for the rest of the 2025/26 season — a deliberate push into pressure, not a gentle timeout. Arsenal have chosen a tough, relevant environment under Roberto De Zerbi where minutes, responsibility and fast-paced decision-making will accelerate his development.This isn’t a sale or a safety-net loan: it’s a test modeled on the Saliba pathway. The aim is clear — come back sharper and ready to fight for a place; struggle and Arsenal will reassess. Discomfort is the

4:15

No VAR To The Rescue

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2026/01/26

Arsenal's unbeaten Emirates run ended in a 2–3 defeat to Manchester United in a match defined by self-inflicted mistakes and two key handball incidents that were not referred to VAR. What began as a dominant first half turned into a painful loss. Arsenal took the lead via an own goal but then conceded a soft equaliser from a poor backpass. The second half swung again when Dorgu smashed home from distance after a build-up that included a possible handball. Arsenal briefly levelled through Merino,

3:53

Seventh Heaven In Milan

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2026/01/21

Arsenal delivered a dominant performance at the San Siro, winning 3-1 to secure seven wins from seven in their Champions League group and clinch a top-two finish with a game to spare.Gabriel Jesus scored twice from a loose ball and a header from a set-piece, while summer signing Gyökeres sealed the win with a late long-range strike. Strong defending, key saves from Raya, and creative work from Saka and Trossard underpinned the victory. The result marks Arsenal’s longest Champions League winning

4:23

Arsenal Can’t Capitalise On City Slip

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2026/01/18

Arsenal were held to a 0–0 draw at Nottingham Forest, their second consecutive goalless league game, but still leave the City Ground seven points clear at the top of the table.Gabriel Martinelli missed the best chance, goalkeeper Matz Sels produced key saves, and Mikel Arteta's triple substitution of Mikel Merino, Gabriel Jesus and Bukayo Saka brought pressure but no breakthrough. A late VAR check for a possible penalty on Ola Aina was ruled inconclusive. Forest managed no shots on target, while

3:52

Gyo-goal Ignites Blue Touch Paper

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2026/01/15

Arsenal produced a chaotic, thrilling performance at Stamford Bridge to beat Chelsea 3–2 in the Carabao Cup semi‑final first leg, taking a slender lead back to the Emirates for the second leg.Ben White opened the scoring from a set piece, Viktor Gyökeres added a second after a goalkeeping error, and Martín Zubimendi coolly finished a team move to make it 3–1. Chelsea fought back through two Alejandro Garnacho strikes to set up a dramatic finale, but Arsenal held on. The game was frantic and

4:21

Martinelli Milestone

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2026/01/15

On a blustery afternoon at Fratton Park, Portsmouth stunned early with a 2½-minute opener, but Arsenal steadied and swung the momentum back quickly. An unfortunate own goal levelled the match before Gabriel Martinelli put Arsenal ahead; he hit the post and a missed penalty raised the tension, but the second half belonged to him. Six minutes after the restart Martinelli completed a brace from a Gabriel Jesus assist, and later rose to head home a third from a Noni Madueke delivery to seal the

3:42

Damp Squib At Home

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2026/01/09

Arsenal were held to a goalless draw by Liverpool at the Emirates, leaving them six points clear at the top but short on spark. The match promised intensity but became a cautious, low-chance affair where control outweighed creativity.The Gunners started strongly with early pressure and chances from Bukayo Saka and Jurrien Timber, while Conor Bradley struck the bar for Liverpool. After the break Liverpool dominated possession, Mikel Arteta introduced several attacking substitutes and Arsenal forced

4:12

Double Portion of Rice

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2026/01/03

Arsenal survived a rollercoaster at Bournemouth to win 3–2, stretching their winning run to seven matches. The game swung wildly between chaos and control before a second-half brace from Declan Rice settled the contest.Gabriel gifted Bournemouth an early opener but redeemed himself soon after with a powerful equaliser. Martin Ødegaard and Bukayo Saka played key roles in the second-half build-up to Rice’s goals, while Junior Kroupi’s long-range strike made for a nervy finish. Arsenal held on with

2:57

Top of the Tree Statement Win

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2025/12/31

Arsenal roared into 2026 with a dominant second-half display to beat Aston Villa 4–1 at the Emirates. Gabriel headed home from a Bukayo Saka corner, Martin Zubimendi doubled the lead after a fine Ødegaard pass, Leandro Trossard struck the third, and Gabriel Jesus curled in a fourth before Ollie Watkins grabbed a late consolation for Villa.The victory ended Villa’s 11-match winning run, returned Arsenal to the top of the Premier League, and sends the team into the New Year with momentum ahead of

4:03

Move On Up Back To The Top

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2025/12/28

Arsenal beat Brighton 2-1 thanks to Martin Ødegaard’s low long-range opener and a Brighton own goal from a Declan Rice corner. Brighton hit back through Diego Gómez, but goalkeeper David Raya’s late fingertip save preserved the victory.The match was dominated by Arsenal’s pressure and set-piece threat, a nervy finish but three crucial points that put Arsenal top of the table. Next up: Aston Villa at the Emirates on December 30, then Bournemouth away on January 3.

3:35

Kepa Keeps Out Own-Goalist Lacroix

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2025/12/24

Arsenal survived a dramatic night at the Emirates, drawing late before beating Crystal Palace on penalties after nine minutes of stoppage-time chaos. Kepa Arrizabalaga dived to deny Maxence Lacroix's spot-kick to clinch the win and send Arsenal into the Carabao Cup semi-finals.Key moments included Lacroix’s own goal from a Bukayo Saka corner, a stoppage-time equaliser by Marc Guéhi, and the game-changing introductions of Martin Ødegaard and Saka. Gabriel Jesus made his 100th Arsenal appearance

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