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William Saliba was every Arsenal fan after Eberechi Eze's stunning Champions League goal against Bayer Leverkusen 😅

@bayer04_en @im_acemane @Arsenal That’s classy 👍🏾

Two hard-fought games 🤝 Well played, @Arsenal, and best of luck for the rest of your season.

@bayer04_en @gessasamson Thank you for giving us Hincapie the warrior👍🏾👍🏾

We hoped for more but it wasn't to be 😞 90+4' | 2-0 | #ARSB04

God bless Peter Drury's tongue. Damn!

Me too 👏🏿

Awesome 👏🏿

Awesome captain 👏🏿

@CEkwoanya Real sour grapes bobos

VOTE: Is Hurzeler's criticism of Arsenal fair or just sour grapes? #liveblog-body" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">skysports.com/football/live-… He is a cry - cry baby. He needs a job at FIFA headquarters so that he can make rules.

Laurent Koscielny, when asked what he remembers about Mikel Arteta: “What do I remember about Mikel? You mean Arsenal’s manager? Oh my God… the one thing I remember about him is that he was a man who always kept his word and someone who wanted to win matches like crazy. I played more than 100 games alongside him, and one thing he always did after we lost was rewatch the entire match. He would then come into training and point out the mistakes each of us had made. He paid attention to every detail. Honestly, I am not surprised at all by what he has achieved at Arsenal.”

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Throwback to Arsenal's young Gyokeres with dad #Gunnersforever

🚨Well respected journalist Guillem Balague speaking on Arsenal… you’re going to want to read this! “Let me tell you what everyone is saying about Arsenal across Europe. “Arsenal are not seen here as a team that has stalled. They are seen as a reference point. As the team many look at when trying to understand where elite football is heading. “The game has shifted, it is no longer enough to dominate the ball or to attack well. The top sides now compete in, and often decide matches through, the four phases that make teams excellent: organised attack, attacking transition, defensive transition and structured defence. At the highest level, those phases matter more than possession percentages or aesthetic debates. “This is where Arsenal stand out. “Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal control space, time and another very important element, rhythm. They are aggressive without being chaotic, but can create chaos to find gaps, they are compact without being passive. Their pressing is prepared in detail, lose the ball and the reaction is immediate. The opponent is denied oxygen. “Across Europe, this is understood as modern dominance. “The key battleground today is transition. Not what you do with the ball, but what happens the instant you lose it. Defensive rhythm has overtaken offensive rhythm. Space is smaller and time is shorter. The teams that survive are the ones that arrive first, win duels, plus reset order before danger appears. “Arsenal do this as well as anyone. “In Europe, Arsenal are seen as a team that has absorbed Guardiola’s ideas and pushed them forward, they have strengthened them for a football world that now plays faster, presses harder, and it totally punishes hesitation. “At the very moment Arsenal are being questioned at home, they are being analysed as a model. “Progress is often uncomfortable and it rarely moves in straight lines. Arsenal don’t look lost. In my eyes they look early!”

Get well soon Mikel

I was listening to a TalkSPORT debate and Darren Bent confidently dropped this one: 🗣️ “There’s no one in the history of the Premier League who played for a club, came back as manager, and then won a major trophy.” Sounds factual on the surface… but let’s be honest. This is exactly how mainstream media operates — cherry-picked narratives designed to plant doubt, especially when a club starts to look dangerous. They don’t ask why Arteta is competing. They don’t talk about process, progression, standards, culture. They just throw history at you and say: “It’s never happened before.” As if football hasn’t been rewritten a hundred times already. Arsenal weren’t supposed to challenge. Arteta wasn’t supposed to survive. A “young project” wasn’t supposed to go toe-to-toe with oil clubs. A former captain wasn’t supposed to out-coach serial winners. Yet here we are. History isn’t a wall — it’s a door. And someone always has to be the first to open it. Mikel Arteta isn’t here to respect old Premier League folklore. He’s here to break it. And when that major trophy finally lands at the Emirates, all these lazy narratives will quietly disappear… like they were never loud in the first place. Trust the process. Trust the manager. Trust the rewrite.

🇪🇨💥 𝐏𝐈𝐄𝐑𝐎 𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐀𝐏𝐈𝐄́ (𝟐𝟒) vs Chelsea: • CLEAN SHEET • MOST TACKLES (5) • MOST DUELS WON (8) • 4 Clearances • 3 Ball Recoveries • 9 Defensive Contributions • 100% Successful Dribbles • 7/8 Ground Duels Won • 1/2 Aerial Duels Won 𝐒𝐎𝐋𝐈𝐃 𝐀𝐒 𝐅𝐔𝐂* 🧱

Piero Hincapie vs Chelsea (H) Brilliant defensively x.com/burner101207/s…

Thank you Chelsea Football Club.

🚨⚽️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Kai Havertz pulls the plug at 97th minutes !!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea x.com/Pab07705883/st…

Well done Kai and Arsenal 👏🏿👏🏿

@GunnerLoulou @sheila_gooner RIP Sheila🙏🏾

I have a very sad announcement to make. I am so sorry to tell you all that our lovely @sheila_gooner passed away yesterday peacefully at home. Her family asked me to inform all her followers and friends here on X. She was an amazing person and a loyal Gooner. RIP dear lady 💔