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  1. MAR 18

    Eze Announces Himself, Rice Seals It: Arsenal Cruise into the Quarter-Finals

    Without Ødegaard, Eberechi Eze stepped up with a breathtaking opener that felt like an arrival, then Declan Rice put the tie beyond doubt with a cool finish. Arsenal dictated tempo, pressed with purpose, and threatened on set pieces — a night of control rather than chaos. Arteta’s rotation kept the engine fresh with one eye on Wembley, and the performance sends a clear message: this team isn’t just competing in Europe, it expects to win. Next up is Sporting, but the momentum — and belief — is growing.

    5 min

  2. MAR 14

    Max Dowman’s Record Night: Arsenal’s 16-Year-Old Sinks Everton

    At the Emirates, Arsenal beat Everton 2–0 in a night of late drama as Viktor Gyökeres opened the scoring and 16-year-old Max Dowman capped the win with a stoppage-time run and finish to become the youngest goalscorer in Premier League history. The result extended Arsenal’s lead at the top and highlighted the club’s academy pathway — a defining moment that could reshape this season and ignite big questions about how far this prodigy might go.

    7 min

  3. MAR 11

    Havertz Haunts Leverkusen: Arsenal Snatch 1–1 in the BayArena

    Arsenal’s unbeaten Champions League run was tested in a cagey first leg at the BayArena, where heavy rotation and Leverkusen’s midfield control made for a slow, scrappy night. Robert Andrich’s second-half header put the hosts ahead, but a late Noni Madueke charge won a penalty, and Kai Havertz calmly converted in the 89th minute to earn a 1–1 draw — a result that keeps the tie finely balanced ahead of the Emirates return.

    5 min

  4. MAR 7

    Arsenal’s Teen Gamble at Mansfield: Records, Errors, and a Narrow Escape

    Mikel Arteta’s bold rotation at Field Mill produced a tense FA Cup tie that saw two 16‑year‑olds start: Max Dowman, who dictated play with surprising composure, and Marli Salmon, whose mistake led to Mansfield’s equaliser. The game felt like a test of youth in senior football, with everything on show — promise, pressure and learning. Arsenal steadied after the break when Arteta brought on senior options and Eberechi Eze delivered the decisive goal, earning a 2–1 win and a spot in the quarter-finals. The match was as much about survival as it was a glimpse of the club’s future, with Dowman emerging as the evening’s standout name.

    8 min

  5. MAR 5

    Arsenal’s Ugly Win at Brighton: The Three Points That Feel Like a Statement

    Arsenal ground out a 1–0 win at Brighton in a match defined by grit, resilience and a sloppy Saka goal. Brighton controlled large parts of the game, but Gabriel’s heroic defending and a crucial early fumble by Bart Verbruggen secured three vital points. Mikel Arteta admitted it was hard work, praising his players’ commitment as the Gunners continue building title-winning form — 14 clean sheets in 30 league games underlining their defensive strength. A nervy night in Brighton could end up feeling like a turning point for Arsenal’s season.

    6 min

  6. MAR 2

    Timber at the Near Post, Raya Says No: Arsenal’s Corner-Kick Triumph

    Arsenal edged Chelsea 2–1 in a chaotic, set-piece-soaked clash as William Saliba opened the scoring and Jurrien Timber’s corner header proved decisive. Chelsea briefly levelled from a corner before Pedro Neto was sent off and David Raya made crucial saves to preserve the lead. The game underlined Arsenal’s corner dominance — their 16th Premier League goal from a corner this season, equalling the division record — while extending their unbeaten run against Chelsea to eleven and putting them five points clear at the top. It was an ugly, breathless win that showed Arsenal’s resilience and mentality as they head into a busy spell with Brighton, Mansfield (FA Cup) and Leverkusen looming.

    6 min

  7. FEB 22

    Four at Spurs: A Statement Derby Win That Shook North London

    Four goals at Tottenham — two from Viktor Gyökeres and two from Eberechi Eze — produced a statement 4–1 derby that moved us five points clear at the top. It wasn’t lucky: composed possession, ruthless finishing and a rock-solid reset after Spurs’ equaliser defined the night. Historic margins, momentum for the title race and a clear sense of control on the pitch make this more than bragging rights; it’s a warning to the rest of the league as we head into a crucial run of fixtures.

    7 min

  8. FEB 19

    Sleet, Slips, and a Two-Goal Lead Gone: Arsenal’s Wolves Gut Punch

    What looked like a routine three points turned into a nightmare: Saka’s smart finish and an early second-half strike — briefly awarded to Hincapié — had Arsenal in charge, only for Hugo Bueno to spark a comeback and a cruel stoppage-time own goal off Riccardo Calafiori to make it 2–2. Dominance faded as poor tempo, stoppage interruptions and a moment of hesitation cost the Gunners dearly. Beyond the heartbreak is a lesson: title contenders must finish games. With a north London derby, Chelsea and Brighton waiting, Arsenal have no time to dwell — this result is a warning to be sharper, tougher and more clinical when the pressure arrives.

    8 min
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  • Creator
    Joe Broadfoot
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
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