Arsenal is in the Champions League Final for the first time since 2006! The Gunners displayed a professional performance on Tuesday to earn the club’s trip to Budapest, Hungary on May 30th to face either PSG or Bayern Munich. After a very dismal April when things were beginning to become…
Arsenal Women travel to Brighton and Hove Albion on Wednesday to play in a Womens Super League match.
| FINAL – TOP 6 |
GP |
PTS |
GD |
| Coventry City |
46 |
95 |
+52 |
| Ipswich Town |
46 |
84 |
+33 |
| Millwall |
45 |
83 |
+15 |
| Southampton |
46 |
80 |
+26 |
| Middlesbough |
46 |
80 |
+25 |
| Hull City |
46 |
73 |
+4 |
Viktor Gyokeres – 21
Bukayo Saka – 11
Gabriel Martinelli – 11
Eberechi Eze – 10
Leandro Trossard – 7
Mikel Merino – 6
Martin Zubimendi – 6
Noni Madueke – 6
Kai Havertz – 5
Gabriel Jesus – 5
Declan Rice – 5
Gabriel Magalhaes – 4
Jurrien Timber – 2
Riccardo Calafiori – 1
Ethan Nwaneri – 1
Martin Odegaard – 1
Ben White – 1
Piero Hincapie – 1
William Saliba – 1
Max Dowman – 1
Arsenal legend and CBS Sport analyst Thierry Henry following Arsenal win on Tuesday, “This was a professional performance put on by Arsenal.”
This season’s Champions League Final will be only the second time the Gunners have reached this stage of the competition. The first time was 2006 v Barcelona.
Chris Kavanaugh will be the head referee for West Ham United v Arsenal. Darren England will be the VAR.
May 10 – West Ham United (A)
May 18 – Burnley (H)
May 24 – Crystal Palace (A)
May 30 – PSG or Bayern Munich (N)
Jurrien Timber – Groin
Mikel Merino – Knee
Manuela Zinsberger – Knee
Katie Reid – Knee
Kyra Cooney-Cross – Other
Stephanie-Elsie Catley – Groin
Beth Mead – Personal Reasons
