Arteta addresses the press on the eve of the final : Picture by @YTJourno Mikel Arteta insists his players are more fired up than ever for tomorrow's showdown with PSG - with the league title success having increased the appetite for more silverware rather than diluted it. The Arsenal boss looked in positive and relaxed mood ahead of what he hopes could be the club's greatest ever night. The Gunners have the chance to enter a new chapter in their storied history if they can f

Campeones....the Arsenal bus receiving a rapturous welcome from away fans at Selhurst: Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Crystal Palace (0) 1 Mateta 89 Arsenal (1) 2 Jesus 42, Madueke 48 Arsenal closed out their champagne league season with another win, but his was never going to be a hugely significant afternoon on the pitch - it was all about celebratory vibes and send-offs. Two teams heading to central Europe for finals - the Eagles in Leipzig to play Rayo Vallecano, Ars

By Alessandro Schiavone at Besiktas Stadium, Istanbul Less than 24 hours after Mikel Arteta's Arsenal clinched their first Premier League title in 22 years, his Emirates predecessor Unai Emery got his hands on his FIFTH Europa League. The Basque was already the record winner of the competition with four medals to his name, one more than Giovanni Trapattoni who last lifted it back in 1993 in the Juventus dugout. With the nerves jangling, ex-Gunners target Youri Tielemans broug

Gunners fans in euphoric mood It has been 22 long years but at last the Gunners have shed the nearly-men tag to land the Premier League title last won by the Invincibles. They are the champions. The fact they have done it without playing will be greatly appreciated by their fans, who have had to witness the torment of many narrow nail biting wins in recent weeks. Closing in on that elusive title has felt tortuous and Monday night's desperately grim 1-0 win over Burnley seemed

Images from a season whose outcome has still yet to be determined : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Arsenal (1) 1 Havertz 37 Burnley (0) 0 Yet another desperately agonising night for Arsenal and their fans saw the Gunners just about get over the line for the win that leaves them still in charge of their own destiny. But what ought to have been a euphoric stroll against a relegated team in their last home game of the campaign was anyhting but and turned into an evening fra

No more time for grey areas : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League West Ham United (0) 0 Arsenal (0) 1 Trossard 83 Arsenal are just two wins away from the title. But how they managed to escape the London Stadium with all three points will haunt the beaten Hammers - whose hopes of beating the drop now hang by a thread. Both sets of fans went through an insanely tense finale as officials debated whether a last gasp Hammers equaliser was legal. The wait for a verdict was almost u

A flare for the big occasion: Fans greet the arrival of the Arsenal team bus :Picture by @YTJourno Champions League semi-final second leg Arsenal (1) 1 Saka 44 Atletico Madrid (0) 0 Aggregate: 2-1 It was never going to be 4-0 to Arsenal as it had been on Matchday Three when the Gunners hosted Atleti at the Emirates. But has 1-0 to the Arsenal ever sounded so good? Through to only their second ever Champions League final. What a feat that is. As North London Forever rang out a

Gunning for precious points : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Arsenal (3) 3 Gyokeres 9, 45+3 Saka 40 Fulham (0) 0 Arsenal rediscovered the art of winning comfortably in a performance which seemed more like the ones they were delivering so regularly at the start of the season rather than the stodgy fare of late. They raced out of the blocks and blew Fulham away with a dazzling first half show that ensured they move six points clear of Man City - albeit having played two ga

First instalment of the battle to reach Budapest : Picture by @YTJourno Champions League semi-final first leg Atletico Madrid (0) 1 Alvarez pen 56 Arsenal (1) 1 Gyokeres pen 44 Judging by all the eulogies rightly heaped upon PSG and Bayern after the previous day's scintillating first semi-final, this tie is one that's hardly worth winning. Humiliation is confidently being predicted for the poor saps destined to just make up the numbers in Budapest on May 30 - whether that is

Keeping hopes alive : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Arsenal (1) 1 Eze 9 Newcastle United (0) 0 So, another relaxing, angst-free afternoon at the Emirates then. Martin Odegaard's collapse to the ground at full time summed it up. All around the Gunners captain, red shirts seemed overcome by the nervous energy of it all and dropped to the turf in exhaustion and relief. This is proving to be a terrible watch. A recipe for heart failure and misplaced hope if ever there was o