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Arsenal to Continue Impressive Europa League Start by Beating Lisbon
Arsenal can guarantee a spot in the next round of the Europa League with a victory at home to Sporting Lisbon on Thursday. They have impressed so far in the Europa League, with three wins from their first three games and it would not be a surprise to see Arsenal go far in this competition. Sporting Lisbon have won two of their three games, with their loss coming against Arsenal, and they will be looking to finish in second place behind Arsenal to book their place in the knockout round.
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Arsenal Can Continue Excellent Form with Win in Portugal
After finding his feet in the first couple of games back in August, new Arsenal boss Unai Emery has taken his team on an impressive run that has seen them win their last ten games in all competitions. They have played some fantastic football, and really shown us that they are more than capable of finishing in the top six, possibly higher, despite going through a rebuild phase. Their attention turns to the Europa League on Thursday night,
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Rampant Arsenal Take On Leicester
The Premier League threw out a series of intriguing games yesterday, with many fans up and down the country getting the chance to witness some intriguing games in the wake of the international break coming to an end. Of course, there’s still 36 hours or so remaining of this matchday and we’re still in for two more games – with Everton vs Crystal Palace taking place later today. The game that really interests us, however,
Can Arsenal Keep Momentum Going Against Qarabag?
While the Europa League may not exactly be the most ‘well respected’ competition in the history of the beautiful game, it’s certainly a great avenue into European football for a lot of teams – and, of course, it serves as a ‘last chance saloon’ for those who weren’t quite able to make it work in the Champions League. It creates a fascinating dynamic that isn’t spoken about enough, and we imagine the reason it isn’t spoken about enough is that people would much rather talk about the UCL.
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Arsenal Attempt To Keep The Ball Rolling
The Premier League returns today, and yet while there are a series of fascinating games that will go down between now and the end of the day, we’re more interested in what will be happening tomorrow. In addition to West Ham United taking on Chelsea in a London derby, Arsenal will also be hosting Everton at the Emirates as they aim to keep their winning streak going. The Toffees, on the other hand, are in somewhat desperate need of a victory in order to get their campaign back on track following a somewhat rocky start.
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Emery’s Gunners Can Land First League Win in Style
When Unai Emery read the Premier League fixtures he was probably wondering who he had upset, with Arsenal up against Manchester City and Chelsea in their first two games. There is no real hunger for immediate success under Emery this season, but despite that he would have loved to have a much easier start to gain some confidence and get the fans on his side. Arsenal lost both of those two games, but they now head into a far easier spell beginning this Saturday and they will be looking to put a winning run together.
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Chelsea favourites to win the London derby
We have seen many top quality battles between Chelsea and Arsenal during the Premier League era and this weekend we look set for another. These two have often found themselves competing against each other, usually for the league title and although that may be a stretch this season, both are still expected to compete at the top end of the Premier League table.
Man City favourites to beat Arsenal
The Premier League is back and after a series of intriguing games yesterday, we’re set for our first Super Sunday of the new season with three more games to enjoy. Whilst two of them are certainly intriguing, we all know that the ‘main event’ of sorts is set to go down at 4pm today when Arsenal host Manchester City at the Emirates. The reigning champions have been tipped to do big things yet again this season,
The Emery Project
Playing in the top flight of English football offers up a sea of opportunities to clubs up and down the country, with one of the most obvious ones being the chance to try and make a statement against the reigning Champions of England. As we prepare for the first weekend of the Premier League, one of the biggest questions that fans have is will Arsenal be able to make a statement against the seemingly unstoppable Manchester City on Sunday.
Chuba Akpom Waves Goodbye To English Football
As the season gets closer and closer with the pre-season fading into the distance, more players are starting to make transfers elsewhere around Europe. Whilst the major leagues are certainly much more publicised when it comes to players coming and going, there are often plenty of moves that happen that people don’t even realise have happened. That’s the nature of any given transfer window, especially in the summer.
One such move that quietly went through in the last few days is the departure of Chuba Akpom from Arsenal,
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Can Arsenal Keep Their Momentum Going?
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement surrounding Arsenal Football Club right now, and if you’re a supporter, then we don’t blame you. The Gunners have spent so long in the shadows over the last few years under the tutelage of Arsene Wenger, but it finally seems as if they’re ready to burst into life with Unai Emery bringing a whole new style to the club. Some thought that this would be a season of rebuilding and others felt a touch more confident,
