Will Arsenal bounce back?This Saturday afternoon, Arsenal travel to the pitch of the formidable newly-promoted Sunderland. Leaders of the Premier League and buoyed by their rock-solid defense, the

Mikel Arteta has led Arsenal to a 13-game unbeaten run in all competitions this season, as the Gunners continue to challenge for the Premier League title.

Slavia Prague have hosted Arsenal before in the Europa League quarter finals of 2021. The Gunners defeated their opponents 5-1 on aggregate, winning 4-0 away from home.

Arsenal return to Premier League action against Sunderland in a bid to continue their unbeaten run.Mikel Arteta’s side are six points clear at the top of the table ahead of title rivals

Sunderland vs Arsenal takes place on Saturday 8 November with kick-off scheduled for 5:30pm. You can watch the match live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event with streaming also available through the Sky Go app and NOW TV for subscribers.

ARSENAL’S Carabao Cup clash with Brighton is facing travel chaos following a serious passenger incident. The Gunners host the Seagulls tonight in the fourth round of the competition at the

Our under-18s will aim to get their U18 Premier League campaign back on track when they face Fulham on Saturday, October 25

Three wins in three -- with eight goals scored and none conceded -- see Arsenal sit pretty in fourth, and they will look to continue that positive form in Prague. At Turf Moor last weekend, their airtight defence once again laid the platform for a comfortable 2-0 win as they show no signs of slowing down.

As a footnote, it may be reassuring to some to know there are still Arsenal players out there racking up the cards: midfielder Fabio Vieira, on loan at Hamburg in the German Bundesliga, has been sent off in two of his five league appearances for them so far — one straight red, one for two yellows.

Mikel Arteta faced the press following his side’s 2-2 draw with Sunderland as Arsenal were punished late on at the Stadium of Light