-
Before Chelsea. A poker game but whose bluff will be more convincing?
•
Arsenal comes on Stamford Bridge on the back of two defeats. The third in a row could not only be crucial for the title, but in general set up a downwards trajectory for the team and increase confidence of future Arsenal opponents. Which means the victory on Sunday is a…
-
Before Liverpool. Narrow Shakhtar victory raises more questions than gives answers
•
Another Champions League night against what looked like a second easiest opponent ended up in a very narrow victory and quite a troubling pattern.
-
On the bus after Bournemouth. Very pale performance in a pale kit
•
Arsenal got the first defeat of the season, that might end up being quite costly. After an early red card, Arsenal didn’t show any qualities to declare the victory. And as all team looks quite pale today, the result was logical.
-
Before Southampton. Mature Arsenal teaches a lesson to French youngsters
•
The first clash with the top (or around top) Champions League side on Emirates has ended with a confident mature victory. While not possessing the ball too much, Arsenal showed pure class in the first half netting two impressive goals in the first half and saw the game to go…
-
On the bus after Leicester. Trossard pulls the miracle when the hope fades
•
Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli delivered the goals for Arsenal to pass the final test. The test that was very close to be failed. Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard who mostly replaced each other, were the ones to sort out the game in Odegaard’s absence.
-
Before Tottenham. In search of the bodies.
•
Every crisis is an opportunity. And the fact that miss Odegaard and Rice, could actually be a good chance to give up our traditional ball possession in favour of counterattacking football.
-
Aston Villa 0:2 Arsenal. Trossard makes the difference again
•
Starting line-up brought no surprises. The game with Aston Villa started in a much more cautious manner than in the previous season. The Arsenal players were moving the ball in a medium pace. For example, Ben White, known to run with the wind behind Saka, almost never left his half.…