The Premier League schedule makers did a very good job this year aligning each of the 20 team’s 38-game fixture list in and around the 6-week World Cup Finals break. For Arsenal, I think this is a very good schedule. There are just three back-to-back matches v the Big Six…
The Gunners are out-gunned, 3-0, on Saturday by a very strong Brighton and Hove Albion side. Let’s move on and forget this one.
| TOP 6 |
GP |
PTS |
GD |
| Swansea City |
8 |
17 |
+7 |
| West Ham United |
8 |
15 |
+11 |
| Middlesbrough |
8 |
15 |
+4 |
| Wolves |
7 |
14 |
+5 |
| West Brom Albion |
8 |
14 |
+2 |
| QPR |
8 |
13 |
+3 |
Odegaard – 4
Havertz – 3
Saka – 3
Dowman – 2
Calafiori – 1
Guimaraes – 1
Madueke – 1
Merino – 1
Tottenham Hotspur is winless and in last place on the Premier League table with only 2 points after 5 matches. The Spurs have scored only 2 goals in the PL so far this season.
Oct 13 – Lille (H)
Oct 18 – Nottingham Forest (A)
Oct 21 – Bayern Munich (A)
Oct 24 – Everton (H)
Oct 27 – Fleetwood Town (A)
Ben White – Groin
William Saliba – Back
Cristhian Mosquera – Thigh
Daphne van Domselear – Knee
Michelle Agyemang – Knee
Katie Reid – Knee
