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Arsenal host Chelsea in a high-stakes London derby as two of the early-season pace-setters clash at the Emirates, with Arsenal’s defensive solidity and new signings facing Chelsea’s rebuilt midfield and injury concerns ahead of a match that could shape early title momentum.
Arsenal reached the Champions League final for the second time in club history after a 1-0 win over Atlético Madrid (2-1 on aggregate) at the Emirates, powered by Bukayo Saka’s clinical finish just before halftime and a standout defensive display from Saliba and Gabriel, aided by a bold lineup decision from Mikel Arteta. The win sets up a Budapest final on May 30 and keeps Arsenal on track for what would be a historic double this season.
Arsenal defeated Atletico Madrid 1-0 in the second leg (2-1 on aggregate) at the Emirates to reach their first UEFA Champions League final in 20 years, with Bukayo Saka scoring just before halftime after Leandro Trossard's shot was saved; they will face PSG or Bayern Munich in Budapest on May 31.
Arsenal host Atlético Madrid in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final at the Emirates, with Arsenal aiming to seal a final berth and Atlético hoping to overturn the tie, as both clubs arrive amid strategic talk, pre-match logistics, and historic European context; kickoff is at 8pm BST.
Arsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates with a five-point lead in the Premier League and a chance to extend it; Chelsea are still seeking their first win over the Gunners in nearly five years and face injuries—Estêvão and Cucurella out, Fofana suspended—while Palmer and James are fit for selection. The match could shape the title race and top-four prospects as both sides push through a demanding run-in.
Live coverage of Arsenal vs. Manchester United at the Emirates, with Arsenal pressing for control and Gabriel Jesus starting up front, while Carrick’s United keep faith with their recent lineup; the feed tracks corners, chances and key moments (including a big save from Lammens and several set-piece chances) as both sides vie for points and a potential tilt in the title race.
Arsenal, four points clear with a game in hand, host a rejuvenated Manchester United at the Emirates as Carrick’s revival tests the leaders. Arsenal must choose between Jesus and Gyokeres for the frontline while Calafiori and Hincapie return to training; Havertz fitness is improving. United, buoyed by a derby win and with Casemiro set to depart at season’s end, look to build on momentum, with De Ligt sidelined and Mazraoui likely available. The clash pits title aspirants against a revitalized rival in a high-stakes, potentially season-shaping encounter.
Arsenal achieved a 4-1 victory over Aston Villa at Emirates Stadium, highlighted by a dynamic second-half performance with goals from Gabriel Magalhaes, Martin Zubimendi, Leandro Trossard, and Gabriel Jesus, captured in a vibrant matchday photo gallery.
Declan Rice expresses confidence in Arsenal's ability to turn around the tie against Porto in the Europa League second leg at Emirates Stadium, emphasizing the importance of fan support. Despite a frustrating first leg, he remains positive and highlights the upcoming home leg as an opportunity to reach the quarter-finals. Rice also reflects on the challenge of remaining disciplined after an early booking in a match characterized by numerous fouls.
Arsenal offers an extended cut of their 3-1 win against Liverpool, allowing fans to relive the game's highlights in a cinematic style. Additionally, three of Arsenal's Premier League fixtures in March have been rescheduled for live TV coverage in the UK, with new kick-off times and broadcasting channels.
Arsenal's Premier League home opener against Nottingham Forest was delayed by 30 minutes due to turnstile issues at Emirates Stadium, preventing fans from entering on time. The match eventually kicked off at 1 pm local time.