Spurs vs Arsenal

Competition: Premier League

Date: 28th April 2024

Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Kickoff: 14:00 (BST)

TV: Sky Sports

Team News

Following an impressive start to life in England since his summer move from Udinese, Tottenham left-back has been sidelined for the remainder of the campaign due to a quad injury sustained during the loss at Newcastle.

Postecoglou's options in defence are further restricted by the fitness concerns surrounding , but the Australian stated in his pre-match press conference that the Spaniard is available to feature in some capacity on Sunday.

During a hectic season full of injuries, has benefitted massively from the two-week break in action and is fit to feature at the Emirates after his recent battles with a knee issue.

Goalkeeper (foot), (knee) and (thigh) remain in the Lilywhites' medical room, with all three set to miss the rest of the season.

After suffering a serious knee injury during the first match of the league campaign in August, Arsenal defender found the net on his return to competitive action for the club's Under-21s side on Monday night.

There is serious clamour from Gunners fans for the Dutchman to be included on Sunday, but Arteta has stated that he will make a final decision on the 22-year-old's involvement following Saturday's training session.

Apart from the former Ajax man, there are no injury concerns for the visitors, who are likely to field an unchanged side from the one which demolished Chelsea on Tuesday, meaning that and will be forced to sit on the bench once again.

missed the Wolves clash last weekend as a precaution but played 72 minutes last time out, and the Japan international should be in line for another starting berth here.

Tottenham Hotspur possible starting lineup:
Vicario; Porro, Romero, Van de Ven, Davies; Hojbjerg, Bissouma; Kulusevski, Maddison, Son; Richarlison

Arsenal possible starting lineup:
Raya; White, Gabriel, Saliba, Tomiyasu; Partey, Rice, Odegaard; Saka, Havertz, Trossard

Match Stats

Head-to-head

• Tottenham have won just one of the past six Premier League meetings.

• Arsenal could win consecutive league games at Spurs for the first time since 1988.

• However, Tottenham have lost just two of their last 15 top-flight home fixtures against Arsenal.

Tottenham Hotspur

• Tottenham's 4-0 loss at Newcastle last time out was their heaviest in the Premier League since a 6-1 defeat at St James' Park a year ago.

• They have failed to win three of their last four league home games (D1, L2), following a run of five successive victories at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

• Spurs have scored in 25 successive Premier League home matches - it's their third longest run in the division, following sequences of 29 games in 2012 and 2017.

• However, they have conceded 49 league goals this season and could let in 50 or more in back-to-back campaigns for the first time since 2014-15.

• Guglielmo Vicario could become only the second goalkeeper to concede 50 goals in his debut Premier League season with Spurs, after Neil Sullivan in 2000-01.

• Tottenham have gone 12 Premier League home games without a clean sheet, their longest run since September 2003.

• They have kept just two clean Premier League sheets at home - only Burnley and Sheffield United have fewer.

• Son Heung-min scored twice for Spurs in the reverse fixture against Arsenal in September, while only five players have scored more goals in the fixture's history in all competitions than Son's seven. The only player to score multiple goals in both north London derby matches in a league season was Arsenal's Ted Drake in 1934-35.

Arsenal

• Arsenal's midweek win against Chelsea was their 24th of the campaign - their joint most after 34 games of a top-flight season. They have done so three times before, including last season under Mikel Arteta.

• The Gunners have won all 15 league matches in which they have been ahead at half-time this season.

• They have kept a league-high 16 clean sheets this season and could become only the third team to record seven successive away shutouts in the Premier League, emulating Chelsea in 2008 and Manchester United in 2009.

• However, Arsenal have never kept a clean sheet in consecutive league visits to Spurs; they won this fixture 2-0 last season.

• Kai Havertz has scored 11 Premier League goals this season, at least three more than in any of his previous three campaigns with Chelsea.

• Leandro Trossard has scored three Premier League goals in his last four appearances.

• Bukayo Saka could become the first English player to score home and away for Arsenal against Spurs in a league fixture since Ian Wright in 1993-94.

• Martin Odegaard has been involved in six goals in his last six Premier League away games, scoring three and assisting three.

Head to head (h2h) history and results

Spurs have won just one of the last six derbies, losing four.

Tottenham wins: 67

Draw: 55

Arsenal wins: 86

Pundit Predictions

Chris Sutton

Arsenal bounced back superbly from their defeat by Aston Villa with wins over Wolves and Chelsea and I am expecting more of the same here.

They should win this because of the way they are playing and also because I just don't think Tottenham have been at their best in their past few games, even the ones they have won.

It will still be really keenly contested, but the Gunners have a great balance in attack and defence and that might give them the edge.

If Arsenal do come out on top, it would be an enormous win for them in the title race and keep the heat on Manchester City.

I have no doubt Mikel Arteta's side will win their final three games too - Bournemouth (home), Manchester United (away) and Everton (home) - but it will not be enough if City keep winning too.

Sutton's prediction: 1-2

Paul Merson

Tottenham have been superb at home this season but if you look at their last ten results - they've faced nine bottom half teams! Manchester City were the only top-half team they faced in that period and they lost that game, so I can't see them getting anything out of this one.

Arsenal are just a better football team, so I'm very bullish on this one. I'll be shocked if the Gunners don't win this one as Spurs can't beat Arsenal at their own game. When Arsenal lost to Aston Villa, they changed their team around by moving Kai Havertz into a midfield role to accommodate Gabriel Jesus, a move which ultimately backfired. In recent weeks, they've gone back to Havertz up front with Thomas Partey, Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard in midfield - that is the team they must retain for the rest of the season!

Prediction: Tottenham 1-3 Arsenal

Mark Lawrenson

This is arguably Arsenal’s biggest game all season, given that it’s at Tottenham and they’re going for the title. Spurs have stuttered a bit but I’m going to go for an entertaining draw. The North London Derbies are normally pretty good to watch. Tottenham 2-2 Arsenal.

Robbie Savage

It’s the big one, it’s the North London derby. Spurs, who have scored in every home Premier League game this season, take on Arsenal with the best away record in the league.

Arsenal don’t have a good record when they visit Spurs. They’ve only won one of their last eight.

There’s going to be goals. Arsenal are absolutely flying. But I’m going to go with a 2-2 draw.

COYS

Competition: Premier League

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

Date: Saturday, November 18, 2017

Kickoff: 12:30 GMT

Match Officials:

Referee: Mike Dean

Assistants: Ian Hussin, Eddie Smart

Fourth official: Kevin Friend

Match Threads:

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Goals:

Game Information:

In the aftermath of the ESL controversy back in April, the mod team that we would be distancing ourselves from the collaborative relationship we had fostered with the club. This was not a decision taken lightly but we believe it was the principled and correct thing to do in the face of the fanbase being completely disregarded by the club hierarchy. Your responses to the post indicated that the community was overwhelmingly supportive of this action, something which we are grateful for.

As stated in the original post, if Arsenal were willing to work with us and the community at large, we would consider reopening communications in the future. In the six months since that post was made, Arsenal’s media and communications department has undergone extensive internal changes, and the new team has offered us a fairly unique opportunity.

In the last week, Arsenal has reached out to the mod team to offer us a chance to meet with some of the directors and discuss how the club is and will continue to communicate and work with supporters and fan-led supporters groups such as . They also restated the desire on their end to recommence collaborations such as AMAs, which is something that we unilaterally distanced ourselves from in the original post.

In the preliminary communications we’ve had so far, the club seems to be genuine in their attempts to bridge the gap. At no point have they tried to pressure us and have indicated that they’re understanding if we don’t wish to reconnect, something which we made clear was in the hands of our users.

It is the opinion of the mod team that the opportunity to directly engage with the club in this way would be productive, but are wary of being used for PR, so our initial thoughts are to accept the invitation to talk with the club, but wait until we are satisfied with their intentions going forward before doing anything like an AMA.

However, we understand that the wound may not have healed for the community just yet, and since the mod team functions as a representative entity of the whole group, we wanted to take into account in our decision-making process your feedback and opinions on whether reengaging with the club is something the community would consider.

We’re happy to answer questions and go back and forth on this and we won’t rush this, giving everyone a chance to weigh in.

SCORE:

2nd Half

ARSENAL F.C. (Sanchez, Ozil, Sanchez) 3 - 0 MANCHESTER UNITED F.C.

If anything is wrong, don't hesitate to PM me. Suggestions also welcome!

Barclays Premier League Tie between Arsenal F.C. and Manchester United F.C.

Date: October 4th, 2015

Kick off BST: 16:00

Venue:

Referee:

Starting XI's:

Man Utd F.C. SUBS: Romero, Jones, McNair, Schneiderlin, Valencia, Fellaini, Wilson

Arsenal F.C. SUBS: Ospina, Debuchy, Chambers, Gibbs, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Giroud, Campbell.

Subreddits:

Related threads:

Team news:

• Young at LB puts Darmian on Sanchez

• Carrick and Schweinsteiger start in midfield, without Schneiderlin or Herrera.

FIRST HALF UPDATES:

0' Arsenal kick off in red, United in the third black kit. Come on United!

2' Arsenal start off on the front foot, winning a free kick and then a corner. But United deal with both.

5' ARSENAL GOAL It's been all Arsenal and they score a quite brilliant goal. Ramsey feeds Ozil through who runs to the by-line and then pulls it back for Sanchez to backheel in. Typical Arsenal goal and United need to step it up.

6' ARSENAL GOAL Mesut Ozil scores. Another good piece of interplay from Arsenal and Walcott runs through, cuts back on his right and squares for Ozil who slots home.

10' Ten minutes in and United already have a mountain to climb.

19' ARSENAL GOAL After some good possession from United, Sanchez picks the ball up on the wing, and steps past Darmian towards the centre of the box before rocketing the shot into the top corner. Disgusting from United right now.

22' MANCHESTER UNITED YELLOW CARD Schweinsteiger is playing so far up the field, he's leaving holes for days in the midfield and Young is stranded as he dives in to try stop Ramsey, but Ramsey gets to it first and is fouled.

24' United look like they have looked for the past few weeks on offence, with passes around the box, but it's not coming to anything. On defence, the holes in central midfield are turning this into an exhibition for Arsenal.

29' MANCHESTER UNITED YELLOW CARD Darmian gets another yellow for a cynical foul on Sanchez. Over an hour to play, both fullbacks on yellows, and we're not looking like creating much.

32' United win their first corner after Martial dispossesses Mertesacker and Mertesacker is forced to tackle it out of bounds. Cech gathers easily though.

40' Five minutes to half time and we need a goal before the break to have a chance in this game.

45+2' HALF TIME

45' MANCHESTER UNITED SUBSTITUTIONS Fellaini, Valencia ON || Darmian, Memphis OFF

45' The second half is underway, and Arsenal are happy to sit back and let us have the ball.

49' Young with a shot from range that's comfortable for Cech to gather.

50' ARSENAL YELLOW CARD Coquelin goes in late on Rooney on a counter.

55' MANCHESTER UNITED YELLOW CARD Rooney is now in the book. Game's getting a bit card-heavy.

65' Doesn't look like there's any other outcome to this game right now. Arsenal fending off our attacks easily.

73' ARSENAL SUBSTITUTIONS Giroud, Oxlade-Chamberlain ON || Walcott, Ozil OFF

80' ARSENAL SUBSTITUTION Gibbs ON || Sanchez OFF

82' MANCHESTER UNITED SUBSTITUTION Wilson ON || Mata OFF

89' Fellaini gives away a late free kick.

90' TWO MINUTES ADDED

90+2' FULL TIME

CARDIFF CITY - ARSENAL F.C.

Streams:

3:00pm local, 3:00pm GMT, 10:00am EST

Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, Wales

Referees

Lee Stephen Mason

Lee Betts

Mick McDonough

A very exciting game today between the best team of Wales, Cardiff who ended with a draw against Manchester United last weekend and Arsenal FC, the team that is currently in the first place of the league and will be after the weekend.

Match Events:

01' Whistle goes, game has started.

02' Wilshere hits the post, so close!

16' Offside for Giroud.

25' Freekick for Arsenal, foul on Kim.

29'

33' Yellow card for Gibbs.

45+4' Four minutes of added time.

45+4' Half time whistle goes. Still 0-1 for Arsenal.

46' Whistle blown, second half has started.

55' Long shot from Catherine ended in Szczęsny's arms.

72' Events Feed will stop now, sorry. Sudden occurence happened and I have to leave.

FINAL RESULT: 0-3 for Arsenal F.C.

Note: If you see something wrong in this feed, don't hesistate messaging me and I will correct it.

Competition: English Premier League, Matchday 22

Venue: Molineux Stadium

Kickoff: 6:00 pm GMT. Tuesday, 2nd of February

After the positive feedback on last month about reconnecting with the Club we returned to the club and let them know that we were interested in re-opening communications.

Last week several of the moderators got a chance to chat with two members of the Arsenal communication staff, Mark and Johnnie.

The purpose of the discussion was to further the initial conversation about reopening communication and collaboration between the club and the subreddit.

A little bit of background. Mark is the club’s Media & Communications Director and has worked with the club for 11 years and Johnnie has been at the club for a short time now and leads the club’s social content.

One of the big things that Mark stressed was that while the club enjoys and finds importance in the big public relation campaigns (which they consider shop window projects), the more important ones are the smaller more personal things that they can do to support the people of Islington as well as allow supporters from all over to feel more connected to the club, even if it might not get the same engagement online.

As part of the discussion we were able to ask a few questions. I’ve tried to summarize them with the answers below.

We want to make sure that we are not seen as a part of the club. It is important for users to feel like they can be open and honest with discussion topics/comments on the subreddit.
The club agrees with this. They have no desire to interfere with the running of the subreddit but instead see it as an opportunity to expand communication on a more personal level to supporters.

Supporters saw the large number of redundancies last year immediately followed up by spending large sums of money on incoming transfers. There seemed to be some concern over how the club was able to justify both actions as well as how they were communicated.
The redundancies last year were sort of two-fold. There were always plans to identify and address ways the club could streamline and improve processes. The financial implications of COVID did speed up this process.
Additionally, in regards to money spent on transfer funds and how the club is spending money, it’s important to remember the goals of the club. Without player investments it would be even harder to make it back to the top. The juxtaposition between the redundancies and transfer fees is tough and understandable, but unfortunately it’s just part of owning a club. Comparison used was airlines still buying airplanes last season despite air travel being down.
In terms of communication, Mark brought up that between Josh and Vinai (and previously Gazidis) Arsenal higher ups communicate more than any other club in the big 6. Josh’s public appearances and interviews are more than what any club owner or family member has done. As we have heard before, the biggest reason for more communication recently vs before is the Kroenke’s not having 100% ownership and control of the club until 2018. Unfortunately the model of a “local lad” making it big and buying his club and funding it is no longer the way of the Premier League, but Josh is committed to being more visible and forthcoming.

Dortmund have recently voted on a code of values, are there any thoughts from the club around this and how the club decides which partnerships to accept?
We have to run the football club. We need to use the values of the club as an internal guide but it’s important to remember that financial realities exist. The club does a lot of due diligence on all partnerships, including turning many away. The club accepts and agrees that even with all of the due diligence being done there are always many long debates that could be had about the deals the club does make. The important thing is that the club does a lot of work in the background to be comfortable with those deals. Mark stressed the club has to be careful, but also pragmatic.
Fan openness is something that they’re trying to improve. The example given was with the recent Socios deal. The club worked with a subgroup from the fans forum who were aware of the incoming partnership. Mark stressed that as a member of the executive team he approaches club decisions from both the fan and club perspective. Additionally the same goes for the executives.

There were of course questions about the club and the Super League and what they have learned from that process.
The club knew that it would not be a popular decision but the train was leaving the station and as the club have stated before “What do we want, a super league with or without Arsenal. The train was leaving the station and a decision was made.” The club felt it was in the best interest of the long-term future of the club. Additionally they learned to very quickly admit their mistake and pull out, even if from a legal perspective it’s a longer process.
Additionally they have introduced the Arsenal Advisory Board which recently held their first meeting. Any large decision, things like a super league, moving from Emirates, etc, would have to go through them first, although ultimately the decision would rest with the board.
Finally the reaction to the super league reinforced what the club already knew. Football clubs are about the fans, and every decision that the board makes is made with the clubs best interest at heart.

There was also a short discussion on what the club’s goals are for partnership with the club.
They want to bring reddit to Arsenal and vice versa. The initial thought is obviously things like AMA’s with the players, however the club are interested in any ideas that we (the mods) as well as we (the entire subreddit community) have. Additionally there are goals for the mod team to meet a few times a year with the club, as well as an open line of communication.

We want to make it clear that we as mods took this conversation mostly as a chance to continue opening the lines of communication with the club and not a chance to be hard-hitting journalists. Additionally if you guys have any realistic ideas for ways you would want to see us (the subreddit) work with the club, please put it in the comments below.

Note: This post was reviewed by the club before we put it out to ensure we were accurately representing them and the answers that they gave.

Arsenal F.C . 2 - 1 Swansea City A.F.C

Match Information:

Competition: Premier League

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

Date: Saturday, October 28, 2017

Kickoff: 15:00 GMT

Match Officials:

Referee: Lee Mason

Assistants: Harry Lennard, Derek Eaton

Fourth official: Lee Probert

Match Threads:

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Game Information:

Goals:

Team Form:

Upcoming Fixtures:

Europa League Tie: Arsenal F.C. vs Red Star Belgrade

Match Information:

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

Date: Tuesday, November 2, 2017

Kickoff: 20:05 GMT

Premier League Tie: Manchester City F.C. vs Arsenal F.C.

Match Information:

Venue: Etihad Stadium, Manchester

Date: Sunday, November 5, 2017

Kickoff: 14:15 GMT

Premier League Tie: Arsenal F.C. vs Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

Match Information:

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

Date: Saturday, November 18, 2017

Kickoff: 12:30 GMT

UEFA Champions League - Group F

Arsenal F.C. v FC Bayern München - Matchday 3

Date: October 20, 2015.

Time: 20:45 CET - - .

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London, England.

Referee: Cüneyt Çakır.

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Last meeting highlights: 2013–14 UEFA Champions League - Round of 16: Second Leg

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Neuer (GK), Dante, Thiago, Ribéry, Javi Martínez, Mandžukić, Robben, Götze, Lahm (C), Alaba, Schweinsteiger.

Bench: Starke (GK), Van Buyten, Rafinha, Pizarro, Boateng, Müller, Kroos.

Fabiański (GK), Sagna, Mertesacker, Vermaelen (C), Koscielny, Arteta, Podolski, Özil, Giroud, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Cazorla.

Bench: Viviano (GK), Rosický, Flamini, Jenkinson, Gnabry, Hayden.

Recap:

08' Dante

26' Podolski

27'

29' Arteta

HT: FC Bayern 0 - 0 Arsenal FC

46' Özil Rosický

55'

57'

59' Götze Kroos

77' Arteta Gnabry

79' Javi Martínez

83' Vermaelen

84' Oxlade-Chamberlain Flamini

85' Ribéry Müller

91'

92'

FT: FC Bayern 1 - 1 Arsenal FC

Arsenal fail in their comeback effort, as a 1-1 draw on the night means that they crash out 3-1 on aggregate and Bayern progress to the quarter-finals.

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Weekend results:

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Watford 0 - 3 Arsenal FC

• Alexis , Giroud , Ramsey

Werder Bremen 0 - 1 FC Bayern

• Müller

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Current form (all competitions):

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Arsenal F.C.:

FC Bayern München:

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Suspensions and Injuries::

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Possible Line-ups:

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Čech, Monreal, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Bellerín, Coquelin, Cazorla, Ramsey, Özil, Sánchez, Walcott.

Neuer, Lahm, Boateng, Javi Martinez, Alaba, Xabi Alonso, Vidal, Thiago, Müller, Douglas Costa, Lewandowski.

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Background:

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• Bayern have won on their last two visits to the Arsenal Stadium, which were both round of 16 first-leg assignments.

• The 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund in last season's group stage ended Arsenal's four-game losing run at home to German sides. Their home record against German clubs is 10 wins, 1 draw and 5 losses.

• The 3-2 defeat at Manchester City FC in last season's group stage was Bayern's first reverse in five visits to England in which they had won three and drawn one.

• Arsenal's 18th successive group stage campaign began with a 2-1 defeat at GNK Dinamo Zagreb, a second defeat following in London two weeks later when Olympiacos FC won 3-2.

• Bayern scored eight goals with no reply in their first two fixtures, winning 3-0 at Olympiacos and 5-0 at home to Dinamo.

• Giroud is available, having been suspended for the visit of Olympiacos on matchday two.

• Bayern's 1-0 victory at Werder Bremen on Saturday made them the first team ever to win their opening nine Bundesliga games in a season.

• Arsenal have never lost three consecutive games in the Champions League.

• Bayern have recorded 12 successive wins since beginning the season by drawing 1-1 with VfL Wolfsburg in the German Super Cup, a fixture they subsequently lost on penalties.

• Arsenal's clean sheet against Manchester United was their first in six matches in all competitions. They managed another in a 3-0 win at Watford FC on Saturday.

• Robben has been out since 3 September with an adductor injury and, though he is available again, is not in the squad to travel to London.

• Arsenal have won only one of their four home games against Bayern, recording a 1-0 success in the 2004/05 round of 16, they still went out, having lost 3-1 in Germany.

• Robert Lewandowski is enjoying a sensational spell of form, having registered 15 goals in his last seven appearances for club and country.

• Thomas Müller: "It's always great to play at the Emirates. The pitch is similar to a carpet in your front room. Arsenal play offensive football, we like to play against offensive teams, it's much more fun. We know that Arsenal's situation in the group is complicated, but we came here to win, we also need 3 points."

• Xabi Alonso: "Despite losing their first 2 games, We know how strong Arsenal are. The road to Milan is still too long. Tomorrow's game will only be a step."

• Aaron Ramsey: "As a professional player you always go into every game wanting to give your absolute best. Unfortunately in the last two Champions League games we were not quite there to get the win, but our focus is now on Bayern and we are really looking forward to playing and going out there to express ourselves."

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Arsène Wenger, Arsenal coach:

We have some ground to make up in Europe because we have not been at our desired level in the opening games. Our focus has been much stronger in the Premier League than the Champions League, but we know in this game our focus needs to be the same.

We have belief and confidence we are doing something right. We could be a little bit suspected of not taking the first two games at the right level, of not taking opponents seriously enough.

We have played great Bayern teams before, certainly as good as the team we will play tomorrow, and beaten them. The side that did the treble [in 2012/13], for example. We have had good results against them.

Josep Guardiola, Bayern coach:

Tomorrow we don't play six points against zero. We play at 7.45 [UK time], at 0-0 with 90 minutes to go.

When I analyse a team I never look at the table, I don't care about that. I have to analyse them as if they had six points. We know each other, Wenger and me. I faced his side with Barça and Bayern. They have great technical qualities and are very difficult to play against.

In this situation they have an advantage because they have to win. I cannot imagine they won't fight for 90 minutes. You have to look for a way to play that situation, we have to be intelligent and control our game.

I prefer our situation, though, no doubt about that; I prefer to come here with six points rather than none. But I can imagine my team with zero points at home to Arsenal – I know my team would be animals and aggressive, because it is the last chance. You have to give everything.

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Related subreddits:

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Television and Streaming:

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US: Fox Soccer 2GO USA, Fox Sports GO, Fox Deportes, Fox Sports 2 USA.

UK: BT Sport Ultra HD, BT Sport Live Streaming, BT Sport Europe.

Germany: TeleClub Sport Live, WDR Event, NDR Info Spezial, MDR Info, Hr-Info, Sky Go Deutschland, SRF zwei, Sky Sport 1/HD, Sky Sport 3/HD.

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Thanks for the gold ♥

Arsenal F.C. v. Fenerbahce S.K.

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Champions League Playoff Round - Leg Two

Match Time: 20:45 PM CET | 19:45 Local

Venue:

Capacity: 60,361 fans

Respective subreddits for each team:

1st Leg: Fenerbahce S.K. 0-3 Arsenal F.C.

Streams:

25' GOAL: Aaron Ramsey scores! Arsenal 1 - 0 Fenerbahce

29' CARD: Egeman Korkmaz is booked with a yellow card.

35' CARD: Per Mertesacker is booked with a yellow card.

49' SUB: Lukas Podolski substituted out for Kieran Gibbs

55' CARD: Emenike is booked with a yellow card for simulation.

59' SUB: Oliver Giroud substituted out for Yaya Sanogo

66' SUB: Dirk Kuyt substituted out for Pierre Webo. Cristian substituted out for Alper Potuk.

69' CARD: Aaron Ramsey is booked with a yellow card.

72' GOAL: Aaron Ramsey scores again! Fenerbahce 0 - 2 Arsenal.

75' SUB: Theo Walcott substituted out for Ryo Myaichi

78' CARD: Raul Meireles is booked with a yellow card.

83' SUB: Moussa Sow substituted out for Mehmet Topuz

88' CARD: Gokhan Gonul is booked with a yellow card.

FINAL: Arsenal 2 - 0 Fenerbahce

Aggregate: Arsenal 5-0 Fenerbahce

Match Information:

Competition: Premier League

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

Date: Wednesday January 3rd, 2017

Kickoff: 19:45GMT

Match Officials:

Referee: Anthony Taylor

Assistants: Adam Nunn, Lee Betts

Fourth official: Craig Pawson

Team Form:

Previous Meetings:

Discussion:

• What is your expected result and scoreline?

• What is your preferred lineup and team shape?

• How do you expect Chelsea to play against us?

• Antonio Conte's Chelsea has only beaten Arsenal once in 5 meetings. Will this affect the game?

• It is Wednesday my dudes.

Discuss

Arsenal 2 ~ 2 Liverpool

Line-Ups

Arsenal

--------------------Szczesny ----------------------

Sagna ----- Mertesacker --- Vermaelen(c) ----- Gibbs

-------------- Ramsey ------ Wilshere --------------

Walcott ------------- Cazorla -------------- Podolski

----------------------Giroud -----------------------

Subs: Mannone | Jenkinson | Santos | Koscielny | Diaby | Rosicky | Oxlade-Chamberlain

Liverpool

--------------------- Reina ------------------------

Johnson -------Agger ---- Carragher -------- Wisdom

-------------- Lucas ------ Gerrard ----------------

Downing ---------- Henderson -------------- Suarez

------------------- Sturridge -----------------------

Subs: Jones | Enrique | Skrtel | Shelvey | Allen | Borini | Sterling

Streams

Commentaries

Match Summary

00' - Game kicks off

05' - Liverpool Goal Shambolic goal as 3 calamitous errors from the Arsenal defence see Luis Suarez find the back of the net from 10 yards. Truly appalling defending.

33' - Substitution Kieran Gibbs goes off with what looks a pulled muscle, Andre Santos comes on.

45+3' - Half-Time Arsenal have been defensively diabolical in the first half with just about every Liverpool attack ending in a clear chance at goal. Arsenal have been uninspired going forward but have fashioned a few decent chances, still some serious improvement needed in the second half.

45' - Second Half kicks off

58' - Liverpool Goal Mertesacker is caught 1 on 1 with Jordan Henderson and is beaten far too easily. Henderson bears down on goal, shrugs off a weak challenge from Santos, before seeing the ball break nicely for him off a Vermaelen challenge which Henderson calmly strokes into an empty net.

64' - ARSENAL GOAL The start of a recovery? Jack Wilshere floats in a beautiful free-kick which Olivier Giroud heads home with aplomb. That's the dreamy Frenchman's 5th goal this week!

68' - ARSENAL GOAL Our hitman Theo Walcott finishes strongly, rifling the ball into the bottom corner after a delectable lay-off from our gorgeous French hunk of a striker. So dreamy.

75' - Substitution Jose Enrique on, Daniel Sturridge off.

Full-Time Very disappointing performance tonight, we should have beaten a Liverpool side who were nothing special but some absolutely atrocious defending has cost us. We'll take the point, but this was not good enough.

Arsenal 2 ~ 2 Liverpool

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FT: Bayern Arsenal

Arjen Robben - 11'

Alexis Sánchez - 30'

Robert Lewandowski - 53'

Thiago - 56', 63'

THOMAS MÜLLER - 89'

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Match Information:

Kick-off: 20:45 CET

Competition: UEFA Champions League: Round of 16 - First Leg

Venue:

Referee: Milorad Mažić, Serbia.

Streams:

Recent Form, right most recent:

Bayern:

Arsenal:

Line-ups:

Statistics:

Match Events:

1': And we start the first leg of this two-legged tie! COME ON!

1': Arsenal making it difficult for the Bayern defense to move the ball with their pressure.

3': Alonso lobs it to the left back where his cross was cleared away from a Bayern throw in.

4': Thiago tries to feed it to Lewandowski but Mustafi does well to steal the ball away from the striker.

5': Lahm's cross goes out for an Arsenal goal kick.

5': Koscielny forced to clear the ball as he wasn't able to control it with his head and with Lewandowski right behind him.

6': Alonso brings down Özil near the halfway line. Free kick quickly taken but Bayern wins back possession.

7': Gibbs clears for a Bayern throw in.

8': Vidal almost lost the ball but manages to win the tackle and he takes his shot but it was a comfortable save by Ospina.

11': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! ROBBEN WITH HIS SIGNATURE SHOT! WHAT A FUCKING SHOT INTO THE TOP LEFT CORNER!!! 1-0!!!

15': Robben tries another shot but it was pretty weak and an easy save by the Colombian goalkeeper.

15': Mustafi will be booked.

17': Bayern are dominating possession and are constantly attacking. Looking good so far, let's hope they keep it up.

20': Lahm goes with a low cross but Mustafi was there to clear it out for a Bayern throw in.

21': Bayern wins a corner... ends with an Arsenal free kick near their box.

24': Vidal tries his luck but his shot was blocked by Coquelin. Arsenal breaks quickly but Javi takes care of Sánchez to win back possession.

25': Costa's cross goes out for a goal kick but they claim it touched an Arsenal player before it did.

26': Mats Hummels has been booked after a challenge on Sánchez. Free kick in a dangerous position... from 20 meters out, Özil's attempt lands to Neuer but he spills it. Fortunately, the missed shot goes out for a goal kick.

28': Mustafi does well to prevent Costa from taking a shot, Ospina gets the ball.

29': Arsenal corner... PENALTY FOR ARSENAL! Lewandowski tries to clear but gets Koscielny along the way, Alexis to take the shot... Arsenal Goal. Neuer makes a great save but they were not able to clear the ball away and Alexis scores. 1-1.

33': Sánchez is booked.

34': Bayern wins a corner but Alaba claims a handball from Bellerín... Vidal's pass was headed by Lewandowski but it goes over for a goal kick.

39': Costa tries to head the ball to Robben but it was too weak.

40': Oxlade-Chamberlain crosses to Xhaka who's shot was saved by Neuer. Arsenal looks much more comfortable now then they were in the first 20 minutes.

43': Alaba whips in a brilliant cross after a great pass from Costa. Lewandowski heads it but misses the target. Goal kick for Arsenal.

44': Free kick for Bayern. Alonso's delivery is headed by Hummels' head but it goes out for a goal kick.

45+1': One minute added.

45+1': Neuer makes a huge save against Özil to prevent conceding a second goal. It would have been a fantastic way to end the half for Arsenal.

Halftime! Bayern 1-1 Arsenal !

46': And we're back for the second half, Arsenal already attacking.

48': Costa brings down Ospina after the goalkeeper left his box.

49': First Arsenal Change: Gabriel comes on for Koscielny.

52': Gabriel clears the ball before Lewandowski gets a shot in.

53': Arsenal wins a corner... nothing.

53': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! The veteran right back whips in a cross and Lewandowski heads it, this time it goes in! 2-1!

56': Robben and Lewandowski starts a counter but Lewandowski's pass can't reach the winger.

56': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! Thiago scores! Simple finish from him, 3-1! This is the fucking Bayern we want to see!

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60': I come back with a Xhaka booking.

62': Gibbs with a huge save to prevent a fourth, corner for Bayern... another corner for Bayern... Ospina makes a massive save against Javi, corner again...

63': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! CAN'T SAVE THEM ALL THOUGH! Thiago's shot is deflected and it's the fourth for Bayern!

66': Second Arsenal Change: Walcott comes on for Iwobi

67': Coquelin is brought down by Vidal, free kick quickly taken.

68': Ospina makes another save for another corner, goal kick.

70': Gabriel brings down Lewandowski inside the box, no penalty given.

72': Bayern looking like they will just hold out until the match ends. Maybe get another goal along the way, who knows.

75': Mustafi brings down Lewandowski but no penalty.

77': Final Arsenal Change: Giroud comes on for Coquelin

77': Corner for Bayern, and they weren't able to convert.

79': Lewandowski is brought down by Gabriel, no penalty or free kick awarded.

80': Robben's shot goes out for a corner, and cleared away. Bayern still hold possession.

82': Costa's shot was saved for another corner... cleared.

83': Lahm is booked and will miss the second leg in London.

84': First Bayern Change: Kimmich comes on for Costa.

85': Corner for Arsenal... Thiago clears it and Robben starts the counter. Finds Kimmich and his shot goes wide.

86': Second Bayern Change: Müller comes on for Lewandowski.

88': Final Bayern Change: Rafinha comes on for Robben

89': TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR BAYERN!!! MÜLLER SCORES, MÜLLER SCORES, MÜLLER SCORES, MÜLLER SCORES!!! 5-1!!!

90+1': Three minutes added.

Full time! Bayern 5-1 Arsenal ! WHAT A FUCKING MATCH!

Competition: Premier League | Date: August 05, 2022

Kick off: 20:00 (Europe/London) | Venue: Selhurst Park

Referee: Anthony Taylor, England | FT: 90' Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal

Match Info:

Crystal Palace

Formation: 4-2-3-1

Starting XI: Vicente Guaita, Nathaniel Clyne, Joachim Andersen, Marc Guéhi, Tyrick Mitchell, Cheick Doucouré, Jeffrey Schlupp, Jordan Ayew, Eberechi Eze, Wilfried Zaha, Odsonne Édouard

Substitutes: Sam Johnstone, Chris Richards, Joel Ward, Luka Milivojević, Malcolm Ebiowei, Jaïro Riedewald, Will Hughes, Jean-Philippe Mateta, Luke Plange

Coach: P. Vieira

Arsenal

Formation: 4-2-3-1

Starting XI: Aaron Ramsdale, Ben White, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhães, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Thomas Partey, Granit Xhaka, Bukayo Saka, Martin Ødegaard, Gabriel Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus

Substitutes: Matt Turner, Cédric Soares, Rob Holding, Kieran Tierney, Reiss Nelson, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Mohamed Elneny, Nicolas Pépé, Edward Nketiah

Coach: Mikel Arteta

Match Stats:

Match events

0' KICKOFF!

20' GOAL! Scored by Gabriel Teodoro Martinelli Silva (Arsenal)

44' Yellow Card for G. Xhaka (Arsenal)

58' Substitution: Jean-Philippe Mateta for Odsonne Édouard (Crystal Palace)

60' Yellow Card for B. White (Arsenal)

64' Yellow Card for Nathaniel Edwin Clyne (Crystal Palace)

75' Substitution: L. Milivojević for C. Doucouré (Crystal Palace)

83' Substitution: K. Tierney for O. Zinchenko (Arsenal)

83' Substitution: Edward Keddar Nketiah for Gabriel Fernando de Jesus (Arsenal)

85' GOAL! Scored by M. Guéhi (Arsenal)

86' Substitution: M. Ebiowei for E. Eze (Crystal Palace)

86' Substitution: W. Hughes for J. Schlupp (Crystal Palace)

90' Substitution: A. Lokonga for M. Ødegaard (Arsenal)

90' Match whistled off

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Match Information:

Competition: Premier League

Venue: Turf Moor, Burnley

Date: Sunday Nov 26, 2017

Kickoff: 14:00GMT

Match Officials:

Referee: Lee Mason

Assistants: Harry Lennard, Matthew Wilkes

Fourth official: Jonathan Moss

Team Form:

Previous Meetings:

Discussion:

• What is your expected result and scoreline?

• What is your preferred lineup and team shape?

• Does the Arsenal attack have what it takes to break down the Burnley defence?

• Arsenal have historically struggled against sides that play compact, defensive football. Discuss.

• Would you utilise Giroud if our starting XI (provided Lacazette starts) is unable to score, or prefer to have Lacazette for the full 90 minutes? (Or both!)

vs.

FT: Arsenal Bayern - Aggregate: 2-10

Theo Walcott - 20'

Robert Lewandowski (P) - 55'

Arjen Robben - 68'

Douglas Costa - 78'

Arturo Vidal - 80', 85'

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Match Information:

Kick-off: 20:45 CET

Competition: UEFA Champions League: Round of 16 - Second Leg

Venue:

Referee: Tasos Sidiropoulos, Greece.

Streams:

Recent Form, right most recent:

Arsenal:

Bayern:

Line-ups:

• Welbeck just got injured, Giroud to take his place.

Statistics:

Match Events:

1': The second leg of the tie begins!

2': Delay as the crew will be forced to clean up the paper that is being thrown by the Bayern fans.

3': Lewandowski was called offside.

5': Bellerín clears the ball away before Alaba was able to get it.

7': Robben's cross was cleared away and it will be a throw in for the visitors.

8': Robben cuts inside as usual but his shot was deflected for a corner... Alaba's curling shot goes well wide.

9': Xhaka sends in a long pass to Walcott but he was called offside.

11': Neuer is forced to come off of his line to clear the ball away.

13': Bellerín's cross was blocked by Alaba and Arsenal have won a corner... Hummels heads it away.

13': Giroud's header just goes wide.

15': Rafinha is fouled by the Chilean.

16': Walcott tries to find an opening but loses it. Arsenal are on the attack, Bayern looks pretty asleep at the moment.

17': Arsenal wins another corner... Hummels clears it.

18': Walcott picks up a poor pass by Bayern but Bayern eventually wins it back.

19': Mustafi tackles Ribéry from behind, free kick quickly taken.

20': Arsenal Goal. A perfect strike by Walcott puts Arsenal in the lead. They still need 3 goals to advance, Bayern aren't looking good at all the moment.

22': Great tackle by Bellerín against Ribéry to prevent him from getting a cross inside. Bayern needs to wake up now.

24': Rafinha whips in a cross and Vidal heads the cross. Saved and the referee calls a foul against Bayern.

25': Ospina makes the save after Thiago plays Lewandowski.

25': Ramsey brings down Rafinha and Bayern wins a free kick, quickly taken.

26': Bayern wins a corner... as usual, cleared away. Ribéry's shot was blocked.

27': Rafinha slides the ball out for an Arsenal throw in.

28': Oxlade-Chamberlain beats Vidal and his lobbed pass was blocked by Alaba, Arsenal wins another corner... Ramsey sends the ball into orbit.

30': Mustafi concedes a corner... terrible corner and Arsenal sent a counter. Nothing came from it.

32': Hummels clears Walcott's cross for a corner... cleared away. Arsenal still holds possession. Arsenal wins another corner, Walcott is brought down by Alonso but the referee does not award the penalty... nothing came from it.

34': Walcott is played by Mustafi and he attempts the same shot from the same position as the goal but it hits the side of the net.

34': Monreal is fouled and the free kick was quickly taken. Arsenal are playing very well.

37': Vidal takes a long shot but it goes over the bar.

37': Giroud's shot was poor, goal kick.

38': SO CLOSE BY LEWANDOWSKI!!! Robben chips it over for Lewandowski and his attempt just goes wide!

39': Alaba and Walcott are booked.

41': Robben's shot was easily saved by Ospina.

42': Vidal brings down his Chilean teammate, Sánchez.

44': Rafinha's cross was caught by Ospina.

44': Javi is booked for bringing down the Welsh midfielder and Arsenal have won a free kick in a great position... Sánchez's shot was straight at Neuer.

Halftime! Arsenal 1-0 Bayern ! Typical CL away match from Bayern but Arsenal has been great. They have given fans hope with their goal and with the way both teams are currently playing, there is a possibility they could pull it off.

46': And we're back for the second half! Let's hope the second half is better for Bayern.

47': Arsenal's pressure forces a mistake by the defense, throw in for Arsenal.

48': Giroud's header just goes over the bar, that was the perfect opportunity for the second goal.

49': TOOOOOR BAYERN... BUT IT'S OFFSIDE! Alonso's pass finds Hummels who converts it but he was called offside.

52': Alaba's cross goes over everyone and for a goal kick.

53': PENALTY FOR BAYERN! Koscielny was originally given a yellow but is now SENT OFF! For denying a clear goal-scoring opportunity against Lewandowski.

55': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! Lewandowski converts and should seal the tie for Bayern!

60': With not only the penalty but also the red to their captain, Arsenal looks done. The Bayern fans are loud and the Arsenal fans are with their heads down.

61': Oxlade-Chamberlain is booked.

62': Javi's header just goes over the bar.

64': Ospina makes a big save against Lewandowski, corner for Bayern... nothing.

65': Uhh... Lewandowski was played but he thought he was offside. Everyone came back to life after realizing he was onside and Ospina comes out to force a corner against Robben who ran towards the ball... another corner... Javi's header misses.

68': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! Robben steals the ball from the Chilean winger and makes a cool finish to give Bayern the lead! 1-2 and we're actually winning a CL away match!

70': First Bayern Change: Costa comes on for Robben.

72': Arsenal will make all 3 changes: Coquelin, Pérez, Özil comes on for Ramsey, Giroud, Sánchez.

76': SO CLOSE FOR LEWANDOWSKI!!! Costa beats his man and sends in a low cross to Lewandowski but he hits the right post!

77': Lewandowski makes a heavy touch and Ospina was able to grab it.

78': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! Brilliant finish by Costa! Into the left side of the net, 1-3!

78': Xhaka is booked and will miss the next match.

79': Two Bayern Changes: Sanches and Kimmich comes on for Thiago and Ribéry.

80': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! Not even done updating and Vidal chips it over Ospina! 1-4!!!!

84': The "Wenger Out" signs are up, indicating the match is close to being over!

85': TOOOOOR BAYERN!!! Vidal makes an very easy finish! BAYERN HAVE SCORED 10 GOALS ON AGGREGATE, 1-5!!!!!!!

89': Bellerín's attempt goes wide. A LOT of empty seats right now.

90+2': This match is already over and we have a minute left of injury time. Not much else to add.

Full time! Arsenal 1-5 Bayern ! WHO'S NEXT!?

Competition: Premier League | Date: October 18, 2021

Kick off: 20:00 (Europe/London) | Venue: Emirates Stadium

Referee: Mike Dean, England | FT: 90' Arsenal 2-2 Crystal Palace

Match Info:

Arsenal

Formation: 4-2-3-1

Starting XI: Aaron Ramsdale, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Ben White, Gabriel Magalhães, Kieran Tierney, Thomas Partey, Martin Ødegaard, Nicolas Pépé, Emile Smith Rowe, Bukayo Saka, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

Substitutes: Bernd Leno, Rob Holding, Cédric Soares, Nuno Tavares, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Gabriel Martinelli, Mohamed Elneny, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Alexandre Lacazette

Coach: Mikel Arteta

Crystal Palace

Formation: 4-2-3-1

Starting XI: Vicente Guaita, Joel Ward, Joachim Andersen, Marc Guéhi, Tyrick Mitchell, Luka Milivojević, James McArthur, Jordan Ayew, Conor Gallagher, Odsonne Édouard, Christian Benteke

Substitutes: Jack Butland, Martin Kelly, Cheikhou Kouyaté, James Tomkins, Nathaniel Clyne, Jeffrey Schlupp, Michael Olise, Will Hughes, Jean-Philippe Mateta

Coach: P. Vieira

Match Stats:

Match events

0' KICKOFF!

8' (Arsenal)

42' Yellow Card for B. Saka (Arsenal)

42' Yellow Card for J. McArthur (Crystal Palace)

46' Substitution: A. Lokonga for B. Saka (Arsenal)

50' GOAL! Scored by C. Benteke (Crystal Palace)

67' Substitution: A. Lacazette for M. Ødegaard (Arsenal)

67' Substitution: C. Kouyaté for L. Milivojević (Crystal Palace)

71' Substitution: M. Olise for J. Ayew (Crystal Palace)

73' GOAL! Scored by O. Édouard (Crystal Palace)

81' Substitution: Gabriel Martinelli for T. Partey (Arsenal)

82' Substitution: J. Tomkins for O. Édouard (Crystal Palace)

90' GOAL! Scored by A. Lacazette (Arsenal)

90' Match whistled off

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UEFA Champions League - Group F

Arsenal F.C. v FC Bayern München - Matchday 3

Date: October 20, 2015.

Venue: Emirates Stadium, London, England.

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Line-ups:

Čech, Bellerín, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Cazorla, Coquelin, Ramsey, Özil, Sánchez, Walcott.

Bench: Macey, Debuchy, Gibbs, Chambers, Arteta, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Giroud.

Neuer, Lahm, Boateng, Alaba, Bernat, Xabi Alonso, Thiago, Vidal, Costa, Müller, Lewandowski.

Bench: Ulreich, Martínez, Rafinha, Kirchhoff, Coman, Kimmich, Gaudino.

Highlights:

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28'

33'

HT: Arsenal FC 0 - 0 FC Bayern

50'

71' Xabi Alonso Rafinha

71' Vidal Kimmich

77' 1-0 Giroud

93' 2-0 Özil

FT: Arsenal FC 2 - 0 FC Bayern

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