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Arsenal Worth Sticking With in European Trip to France

As far as the English challenge in the Europa League goes, both Arsenal and Chelsea have made it through to the last 16 of the competition, and both will fancy their chances of going further. This week they both play the first of two legs against opponents with a place in the last eight at stake. Chelsea are at home and look to have a relatively straight forward task, but from a value and betting point of view,

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Tottenham Face Arsenal In Huge North London Derby

Buckle up, folks – things are about to get serious. There are only 10 games remaining for all 20 teams in the Premier League, which can mean only one thing: it’s crunch time. Clubs up and down the division are starting to put the pieces in place for one final surge to end the campaign, which is going to mean some pretty entertaining games moving forward for the fans. There’s a lot on the line from the title race all the way down to the relegation battle,

Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

Manchester City Host Arsenal In Premier League

The Premier League is back in our lives today, as begin the final few months of the season. All twenty teams from top to bottom have a lot to fight for regardless of what the pundits may tell you, and that’s an exciting position to be in. There are so many storylines to run through and not much time left in the campaign to resolve them, but either way, we’re here for it. The top flight of English football always seems to throw up some surprises that nobody is expecting,

Arsenal Host Cardiff In The Premier League

Following on from the drama of the FA Cup at the weekend, we’re diving head first back into the chaos of the Premier League over the course of the next 48 hours or so. It’s the competition that everyone tunes in for when it comes to English football, and even those in the divisions below can’t really deny that anymore. Sure, they might be a little bit inclined to say that they still love watching the Football League,

Manchester United Can Ease to First Friendly Victory

Manchester United to Continue Impressive Form at The Emirates

The FA Cup returns this weekend and although games are spread across all four days from Friday to Monday, the best viewing of the weekend certainly comes on the opening night. Manchester United travel to The Emirates stadium to take on Arsenal in an all-Premier League battle, and one that is made even more intriguing by the state of both clubs right now.

The past few weeks, Manchester United have turned their season on its head after bringing in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to the club,

Arsenal Face Chelsea In Huge London Derby

The Premier League is back in our lives once again this weekend, and not a minute too soon. The constant rumour mill that has been swirling around in relation to the January transfer window is a little bit exhausting, and ‘little bit’ probably doesn’t do it justice. There are so many different stories to pick through that it’s kind of difficult to know where the accuracy begins and ends. Nevertheless, though, it’s time to put all of that to one side,

Qarabag Can Build on Lead and Wrap Up Champions League Win

West Ham Host Arsenal In London Derby

The Premier League is back this weekend, following the chaos of FA Cup third round weekend. We’re starting to get into a normal rhythm now after the hectic winter period, and that can only be a good thing as we look ahead to the remainder of the season. There’s still a lot of football to be played and a lot to be determined, with all twenty sides still having something to play for with four months remaining.

Liverpool & Arsenal Square Off Once Again

The Premier League is beginning to wind down in 2018, but that doesn’t mean we’re done – not by a long shot. We’ve seen some truly incredible matches during the calendar year and we’re more than confident in suggesting that we’ll see the same in 2019, but perhaps we’re being too premature. After all, there’s a whole new set of top flight fixtures for us to feast our eyes upon over the course of the next few days,

Arsenal Try To Get Back On Track Against Burnley

Merry Christmas everybody! While we’re still a few days away from the holiday itself, it certainly feels like the festive period has well and truly begun. With that comes an extremely hectic period for English football, and in particular, the Premier League. It’s considered to be the top division in Europe by many, and there’s a very valid reason for that – because it just is. One game that we’re looking forward to feasting our eyes on this weekend will be Arsenal vs Burnley,

Tottenham to Gain North London Derby Compensation in EFL Cup

North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham go head to head once again at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night, with the winner moving forward to the EFL Cup semi finals, leaving them just one step away from the final. These two met in the league recently, with Arsenal coming out on top of that one, and there was a lot to like about how The Gunners played that day, they completely dominated Tottenham and prevented them from playing.

The North London Derby Awaits

Cardiff City’s win over Wolverhampton Wanderers last night set the stage perfectly for another series of entertaining and intriguing Premier League games this weekend, but of course, that’s what we’ve come to expect. It’s the kind of division in which you never really know what is going to happen, and that’s just the way we like it. The unpredictability of it all keeps us on our toes, and that’ll be in full effect on Sunday when we get to witness three games that will make up the ultimate Derby Day extravaganza for fans who want to do nothing more than lie around on the sofa.

Arsenal Face Tough Test Against Bournemouth

The international break was arguably more entertaining than it has been in a long time courtesy of the UEFA Nations League, and that can’t be understated. However, we aren’t going to pretend like we aren’t ecstatic about the fact that the Premier League is returning to our screens today. There’s a special kind of vibe that you get with domestic football that is unlike anything else in the world of sport, and while that might sound hyperbolic,