Manchester City will take on Arsenal this Sunday at the Etihad Stadium. The Premier League fixture between two teams who are expected to fight it out for this season’s title is a fixture that will

City host Arsenal in a game that could be decisive in the title race, though there's uncertainty over how the Gunners will setup given their injury concerns. "I cannot tell you, I really don't know how they will play," City defender Josko Gvardiol admitted, referring to Arsenal's defensive approach to last season's 0-0 draw at the Etihad.

Atalanta were glorious winners of the Europa League, boxing off Bayer Leverkusen in Dublin. Gian Piero Gasperini is one of the wiliest foxes ever to do it. And he’s back for more. And Arsenal are, well,

Arsenal play Europa League winners Atalanta on Thursday in their opening match of this season's Champions League - a competition that Chris Sutton believes the Gunners "could go really far in". The former Chelsea and Celtic striker told BBC Radio 5 Live's Champions League Debrief: "Mikel Arteta is in his fifth [full] season now,

Mikel Arteta warns that Atalanta have ‘a particular way of playing, so the game becomes a battle’ as Arsenal visit Bergamo in the Champions League tonight.It kicks off at the Gewiss Stadium in

Mikel Arteta has more huge decisions to make in midfield when Arsenal head to Manchester City this weekend. The Gunners confirmed the extent of Martin Odegaard’s ankle injury this week with the Norway international expected to be out until mid-November.