By Johnathan Starling, on April 24th, 2010
Manchester City picked up a point at the Emirates in a 0-0 draw that was ill tempered and lacked any real scoring opportunities. While the entrance of Emmanuel Adebayor was met with the customary booing one would expect, the Arsenal faithful inside the Emirates was rather quiet throughout the ninety minutes. About the only thing [...]
By Kartik Krishnaiyer, on April 18th, 2010
They both teased us mighty this year. Two traditional powers who have not won a league title in six seasons mounted what appeared to be serious title challenges with squads that were less fancied than their rivals. Arsenal and AC Milan made us both believe at points this year that they were back among the [...]
By Ray Curren, on April 18th, 2010
We’ve been waiting for the potential of Wigan Athletic to show itself this season. It has in fits and starts, a win over Chelsea, an away win over Aston Villa. But for the most part, Roberto Martinez’s first year in the English Premier League has been disappointing, as his team has underachieved all year long.
In [...]
By Ray Curren, on April 6th, 2010
Lionel Messi – whom it can now be said is on one of the most remarkable scoring binges ever, at least at the highest level – just can’t be stopped right now.
Period.
Messi scored a first-half hat trick – his third in less than a month – and added a fourth in the 87th minute as [...]
By Ray Curren, on April 3rd, 2010
Nikolas Bendtner headed home a crucial goal four minutes into stoppage time as Arsenal’s English Premier League title hopes stayed alive with a 1-0 victory over Wolves Saturday afternoon at the Emirates Stadium.
Even without Cesc Febregas and Andrei Arshavin, the Gunners completely dominated play, but lacked the scoring punch that those two bring to the [...]
By Ray Curren, on March 31st, 2010
Cesc Fabregas had the equalizer Wednesday, but a yellow card means he will miss next week’s second leg, even if his aggravated knee injury improves before the reverse. (Photo: ZumaPress)
Even if Barcelona had marketed Wednesday night’s UEFA Champions League quarterfinal first leg encounter against Arsenal as a clinic, there probably would have [...]
By Jeff Kassouf, on March 31st, 2010
Defending UEFA Champions League title holders FC Barcelona travel to England Wednesday to take on Arsenal FC at the Emirates Stadium in what many view as one of the biggest match-ups of the quarterfinal stage.
Both teams may feel unlucky to be meeting at just the quarterfinal stage as they are both in top form. [...]
By Richard Farley, on March 20th, 2010
Cesc Fabregas (r) consoles Thomas Vermaelen after the Belgian defender is dismissed, (Photo: ZumaPress)
For one day, Arsène Wenger can relive the halcyon days of being top of the table as April approaches. If Arsenal continues getting hard-won points like those earned Saturday against West Ham United, their perch atop the English Premier League [...]
By Ryan Rosenblatt, on March 13th, 2010
It looked as if Hull City were going to do an admirable job of holding on for a point versus Arsenal despite playing down a man for 45 minutes. It was not to be, though, and Arsenal finally got their winner in the third minute of extra time. Hull keeper Boaz Myhill did a less [...]
By Ray Curren, on March 8th, 2010
It’s FC Porto who leads the Champions League second round tie, but it’s Arsenal most people expect to go through Tuesday nights at the Emirates Stadium.
With good reason, of course, Arsenal – despite losing the first-leg of the tie in Portgual 2-1 on a goalkeeping error and a calamitous defensive gaffe on an indirect free [...]
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