We did of course get a table of London clubs against each other at the end of last season thanks to 90 mins which of course showed Arsenal winning that league within a league with seven wins, three ...

Amazingly, despite having no forwards, Arsenal are still the fourth highest scoring team in the league with a total of 53 goals – two fewer than the clubs occupying second and third place in the goal ...

According to Blick Pep Guardiola is running into more trouble than we might think this morning, not just in the results his team gets but because he is facing personal criticism which he isn’t used to ...

Now yellow cards are of interest because of the total yellow card table which shows Chelsea as the most yellow carded team in the league with 76, as opposed to Arsenals’ 53 – that is Chelsea have had ...

At Stamford Bridge he has overseen 12 Chelsea v Arsenal games, with three of them Chelsea wins, four being draws and five being Arsenal wins, with 28 yellow cards. (They really are a bunch of hearty ...

And of course, this is an issue at the moment as we have the unending barrage of stories from journalists concerning the centre forward that Arsenal must sign this summer, along with a regular stream ...

In terms of the next Champs League game for Arsenal, Thierry Henry has said that there is no point even turning up for the Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid unless Arsenal believe ...

The last time Arsenal scored more than 2.34 goals per game was 1934/35. In that season Arsenal scored 2.73 goals a game. So there is the truth. Last season Arsenal scored more goals per game in the ...

ManU is however one of the small number of clubs that has beaten Arsenal more than the reverse – it is 90 to us and 102 to them. But the last four league matches have all been won by Arsenal, 3-2 in ...

“Another season and another new manager. This time it is Enzo Maresca, lured from Leicester City to succeed Mauricio Pochettino, who pieced together the small community that made up his Chelsea squad.

Arsenal are also losing money, and are putting up their prices next season by 3% to 5%. In January 2025, the UK’s inflation rate was 3%, so it is a real price rise.