Babak I Brentford Vs Arsenal 1-1
Selesai sudah babak pertama Brentford vs Arsenal di Gtech Community stadium, Kamis (2/1/2025) dini hari WIB. Skor sementara 1-1.
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Brentford Vs Arsenal: The Gunners Comeback, Menang 3-1
Arsenal membawa pulang tiga poin dalam lawatannya ke markas Brentford di awal tahun. Tertinggal duluan, The Gunners akhirnya menang 3-1.
It was like he was built in a lab – Declan Rice talks up Myles Lewis-Skelly
Declan Rice said Myles Lewis-Skelly is “so special” it is like he has been built in a laboratory after claiming his Arsenal team-mate is destined to reach the top.
Saka dan Sterling Cedera, Arsenal Mau Belanja Pemain?
Arsenal bernasib sial setelah Bukayo Saka dan Raheem Sterling cedera bersamaan. Akankah ini pertanda The Gunners bakal belanja pemain Januari nanti?
Arteta says League Cup can fuel Arsenal's belief to win Premier League
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes winning the League Cup can further fuel his side's push for the Premier League crown, as they prepare to host Crystal Palace in the quarter-finals on Wednesday.
Arsenal defender Gabriel could return against Everton, says boss Arteta
Arsenal centre back Gabriel Magalhaes has participated in training and could be available for Saturday's Premier League game against Everton at the Emirates Stadium after recovering from a hamstring injury, manager Mikel Arteta said on Friday.
Bukayo Saka sure Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly has bright future ahead of him
Bukayo Saka is confident Myles Lewis-Skelly has a bright future ahead of him after the 18-year-old impressed on his full Champions League debut for Arsenal.
Bukayo Saka Brace Sinks Monaco As Arsenal Eye UEFA Champions League Last 16
Bukayo Saka's double fired Arsenal a step closer to the Champions League last 16 as the England forward inspired a 3-0 win against Monaco on Wednesday. Saka netted late in each half and Kai Havertz struck in the closing minutes at the Emirates Stadium to lift Mikel Arteta's side into third place in the revamped league phase. The Gunners have won four of their six European games this term and, with two matches remaining, they control their destiny in the race for the top-eight finish that guarantees automatic progress to the last 16. Clubs that finish ninth to 24th in the 36-team first phase face a play-off to determine if they will advance.