Arsenal are winning games via own goals and penalties these days. Can they hold off surging Manchester City for the Premier League title if Viktor Gyokeres (or someone else) doesn't start firing?

Arsenal were confirmed as Chelsea's Carabao Cup semi-final opponents after victory over Crystal Palace on penalties.

An own-goal from Maxence Lacroix and Marc Guehi's late strike forced penalties at the Emirates as the Gunners set up a tie with Chelsea

The Premier League is at the stage where those chasing the title trade wins blow for blow, and Arsenal continued their battle with Manchester City by matching their three points earlier in the day — albeit with a nervy finish at the Emirates against Brighton.

Two of English football’s most scrutinised sides meet again as Chelsea host Arsenal in a Premier League clash loaded with narrative, pressure and early title implications. Stamford Bridge will stage the contest on Sunday, November 30, 2025, with kick off ...

After sealing a place in the Carabao Cup semi-final, Arsenal are seeking to maintain their two-point lead at the Premier League summit when they face Brighton this afternoon. The Gunners have slipped to second in the table before kick-off in north London as a result of Manchester City’s win over Nottingham Forest in the day’s lunchtime fixture.

One of those games was the controversial fixture which saw Declan Rice sent off but across both games, Brighton generated more xG overall (3.28) than Arsenal did (3.02). With quite a few of his squad returning from injury, coupled with a full week's worth of rest in a busy December, Brighton ought to be the fresher side.

Arsenal convincingly saw off OH Leuven to end the league stage of the Women’s Champions League on a positive note.They will now have to face their most recent opponents in the play-off round,