Priskin makes lacklustre Arsenal pay as Ipswich claim advantage

If Paul Jewell could have one wish four days into his reign as Ipswich Town manager it would surely be that he could reverse his decision last night to sit in the stands, thus missing out on taking the credit for his new club's remarkable win over Ars�ne Wenger's side in this Carling Cup semi-final first leg. It was a victory that was richly de...- 13/01/2011, FA & League Cups

Arsene Wenger considers emergency Arsenal signing

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger fears he will have no option but to quickly buy a new centre-back should Sebastien Squillaci's hamstring problem prove a serious injury. The Gunners face the prospect of taking on Ipswich in their Carling Cup semi-final first leg at Portman Road on Wednesday night with only two recognised central defenders after Sq...- 10/01/2011, Transfers

Arshavin short on confidence, admits Wenger

There is an element of self-criticism at Arsenal heading into a week where they will look to edge closer to ending Arsène Wenger's run of six years without a trophy. It started with Cesc Fabregas, who earned an FA Cup third-round replay at Elland Road, pointing the finger at Denilson during his post-match television interview for the penalty awarded - 10/01/2011, FA & League Cups

Fabregas left furious after his penalty saves Arsenal

Leeds United ended Arsène Wenger's first FA Cup campaign back in 1997 and yesterday came within minutes of defeating him again. Only Cesc Fabregas's penaltysaved Arsenal in a tie that left the club captain voicing his frustrations.- 09/01/2011, FA & League Cups

Gunners let City off the hook

Arsenal twice hit the woodwork as somehow Barclays Premier League title rivals Manchester City left Emirates Stadium with a point.- 05/01/2011, Premier League

Streetwise Fabregas keeps the Arsenal show on the road

Five months is easily long enough to make nonsense of a supposition made today but it is tempting nonetheless to imagine 1 January 2011 becoming a symbolic moment for this Arsenal team, the day perhaps that they came of age as Premier League contenders. Certainly, an argument can be constructed to support the theory.- 03/01/2011, Premier League

Cesc Fabregas demands referee consistency after 'handball'

Cesc Fabregas has criticised referees for inconsistency claiming Arsenal were denied a last-minute penalty at Wigan for exactly the same offence as he was penalised for against Tottenham. Fabregas was suspended for last night's 2-2 draw at Wigan, but referee Lee Probert incurred the Gunners skipper's wrath for refusing to penalise James McArthu...- 30/12/2010, Premier League

Arsenal's title hopes hurt by 10-man Wigan

Arsene Wenger had already been warned; his Arsenal side have proved they don't enjoy travelling to the DW Stadium. Few can forget how their title charge went up in smoke at the end of last season, losing a lead, and a game, few would have believed possible. That day in April had a terminal effect on Arsenal's chances of silverware. Last night We...- 30/12/2010, Premier League

Squillaci own-goal goal denies Gunners

Arsenal let 10-man Wigan off the hook as a late own-goal prevented the Gunners joining the Manchester clubs at the top of the Premier League.- 29/12/2010, Premier League

Arsenal shake off inferiority complex to heap misery on Blues

At this time of year one imagines that Roman Abramovich's yacht is moored somewhere warm, quiet and expensive, far away from the bone-chilling cold of a Premier League Christmas programme. - 28/12/2010, Premier League

Wenger set for clash with FA over Wilshere

Arsene Wenger is set for a dispute with the Football Association after saying that plans to have Jack Wilshere play for England in next summer's European Under-21s Championship "will not work". The FA's director of football development, Sir Trevor Brooking, announced on Tuesday that England wanted to take the "strongest possible team" to the tournament in- 24/12/2010, International

Arshavin: Arsenal must move on from defeat

Andrey Arshavin believes Arsenal must quickly forget about defeat at Manchester United and focus on getting back to the top of the Barclays Premier League with victory over Stoke. The Gunners went down 1-0 at Old Trafford last night to a somewhat fortunate header from Park Ji-sung at the end of the first half. However, Arsenal Wenger's men fai...- 14/12/2010, Premier League

Fletcher's combination of steel and self-control shows Wilshere's limits

Arsenal had two pre-match observations to take some motivation from: Patrice Evra's claim that they are a "training ground team" who will win "no trophy, nothing", and Sir Alex Ferguson's claim in last night's programme notes that they are not as "lilywhite" as they seem. It was easy to imagine when Evra made his comments on Canal+ last week that Ferguson Ar...- 14/12/2010, Premier League

Park uses his head to strike telling title blow for United

This is the Premier League title race that no-one wants to predict but at Old Trafford last night they were revelling in one old certainty: this current Arsenal team just cannot land a punch on Manchester United. It is now six games and more than two years since Ars�ne Wenger's side last won a game against United and last night was no different. ...- 14/12/2010, Premier League

Park winner sends United top with win over Arsenal

Park Ji-sung ensured the visiting Chilean miners were able to celebrate a Manchester United victory over Arsenal on their momentous visit to Old Trafford. David Beckham was also in a star-studded directors' box to see the Red Devils secure a triumph that maintains their unbeaten record. Far more importantly, it sends them two points clear of ...- 13/12/2010, Premier League