What resulted as a remarkable turn of events in London Stadium on Sunday could have prevented the Gunners from losing the Premier League title. Gary Neville called it, “The biggest moment in VAR history in the Premier League.” Everyone knows the scenario in the closing moments of the match following…
Arsenal has moved one step closer to winning the club’s first Premier League titlle in 22 years with a 1-0 win over Burnley on Monday.
Arsenal’s magic number to win the Premier League title is 2. Any combination of 2 points gained by the Gunners or points dropped by Manchester City will secure the title.
Reports are circulating that Pep Guardiola will be leaving Manchester City at the end of this season following ten years in charge. Pep has won twenty trophies during his time at City.
According to The Mirror, Jose Mourinho has signed a two-year contract to return as Real Madrid’s manager.
Hull City v Southampton will play in Wembley Stadium on May 23rd to earn a spot in next season’s Premier League, however, the fixture is awaiting final approval by the Independent Disciplinary Commission who is investigating Southampton’s alleged spying on a Middlesbrough training season. A hearing will be held on May 19th.
Coventry City and Ipswich Town have already been promoted to the top division for next season.
Viktor Gyokeres – 21
Bukayo Saka – 11
Gabriel Martinelli – 11
Eberechi Eze – 10
Leandro Trossard – 8
Mikel Merino – 6
Martin Zubimendi – 6
Noni Madueke – 6
Kai Havertz – 6
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 will play Manchester City in next season’s Community Shield on August 16th. The game will be played in Cardiff.
May 24 – Crystal Palace (A)
May 30 – PSG (N)
Jurrien Timber – Groin
Ben White – Knee
Mikel Merino – Knee
Stephanie-Elise Catley – Calf
Manuela Zinsberger – Knee
Katie Reid – Knee
Kyra Cooney-Cross – Other
