Manchester City sit atop the Premier League table after a disappointing matchweek 32 for Liverpool and Arsenal. All three teams had challenging European ties in midweek, and only Manchester City won at the weekend. Liverpool needed to bounce back against Crystal Palace after their 3 – 0 defeat to Atalanta at Anfield.  Arsenal, meanwhile, were

Arsenal need a win at the Allianz to progress to the Champions League semi finals after Tuesday’s draw with Bayern. Arsenal drew 2 – 2 with Bayern Munich in a result that is disappointing in the context of the tie. In the context of the game, however, a draw is absolutely fine. Mikel Arteta’s team

Following a crucial three-game Premier League week, Arsenal and Manchester City are back in action in the Champions League. Both teams gained two points in the race for the title by winning while Liverpool drew at Old Trafford. There’s no time for resting on Laurels though, as both teams face Champions League royalty on Tuesday.

We’re truly in the midst of the Premier League run in with a slew of crucial midweek fixtures to devour. Teams at both the top and the bottom of the Premier League are now in ‘must win every game’ territory. The race for the title, Champions League places and Premier League survival will be shaped

It’s tempting to discuss the draw between Arsenal and Manchester City like it had massive implications on the title race. The truth is, it’s as you were and regardless of the result, Sunday’s game was never going to decide anything. The 0 – 0 draw means Liverpool are top of the table with 67 points

Declan Rice is set to wear the captain’s armband on his 53th international appearance when England face Belgium on Tuesday. Fittingly, it is Rice’s 50th appearance for England, but it could have been different. Famously, or perhaps infamously, he represented the Republic of Ireland in three 2018 friendlies before switching allegiance to England. His comments

Scouts and executives will have a difficult job come the summer transfer window with several clubs looking for a striker. With Kylian Mbappe already betrothed to Real Madrid, there is no standout striker candidate for teams like Chelsea or Arsenal. Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyökeres, Bologna’s Joshua Zirkzee and RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Šeško are the main

Arsenal are in the quarter finals of the Champions League for the first time in fourteen years and eight attempts. 1 – 0 winners over F.C Porto at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night, Arsenal needed penalties to finally progress.  Leandro Trossard’s goal on 41 minutes cancelled out Porto’s 1 – 0 lead from the

Arsenal defender Ben White appears doomed to be a topic of fascination in an industry he doesn’t always find fascinating. BetNow.ie

One quality moment in a game that could kindly be described as attritional was enough for F.C Porto to suckerpunch Arsenal on Wednesday night. Galeno’s 94th minute wonder goal gives Porto a 1 – 0 advantage heading into the second leg at the Emirates Stadium. There is nothing more sobering than an away tie in