After a terrific Champions League road performance o Tuesday in Munich, Arsenal returns to action in the Premier League on Saturday with a clash with David Moyes’s Everton at Emirates Stadium. The Toffees are currently 8th on the Premier League table with their last league win coming on September 19th…
Arsenal Women managed a hard-fought 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday in the WSL.
Gabriel Magalhaes and Ezri Konsa scored the Gunners’s goals as Arsenal defeated Everton, 2-0, on Saturday in the Premier League.
| TOP 6 |
GP |
PTS |
GD |
| Middlesbrough |
12 |
25 |
+10 |
| Swansea City |
12 |
23 |
+3 |
| West Ham United |
12 |
22 |
+17 |
| Wolves |
12 |
21 |
+4 |
| West Brom Albion |
12 |
21 |
+3 |
| Southampton |
12 |
20 |
+1 |
Odegaard – 4
Saka – 4
Havertz – 3
Dowman – 2
Calafiori – 2
Guimaraes – 2
Madueke – 2
Eze – 2
Merino – 1
Timber – 1
Rice – 1
Michael Salisbury will be the head referee for Fleetwood Town v Arsenal. There is no VAR in the Carabao Cup 4th Round.
Nov 1 – Liverpool (A)
Nov 4 – Slavia Praha (A)
Nov 7 – Hull City (H)
Nov 21 – Newcastle United (A)
Nov 24 – Borussia Dortmund (H)
Bukayo Saka – Thigh
William Saliba – Back
Christos Tzolis – Thigh
Chloe Kelly – Hamstring
Selina Cerci – Knee
Maria Caldentey – Thigh
Michelle Agyemang – Knee
Katie Reid – Knee
Frida Maanum – Thigh
Kim Little – Knock
