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A tactical Champions League quarter-final between Arsenal and Real Madrid that could be decided by which team better manages its defensive vulnerabilities.

A tactical Champions League showdown between Arsenal and Real Madrid that will hinge on which side better manages their defensive vulnerabilities.

Premier League: From mounting injuries to tactical inflexibility, Arsenal's 2024–25 Premier League season has unravelled. Here's a breakdown of the five key reasons behind another year of disappointment for the Gunners.

Manchester City have launched a fresh legal challenge against the Premier League, claiming its amended sponsorship rules remain discriminatory and distort competition.

Arsenal suffer a massive setback ahead of their Champions League clash with Real Madrid as key defender Gabriel Magalhaes is ruled out for the season due to a hamstring injury.

Arsenal's defender Gabriel sustained a hamstring injury during the Fulham match, ruling him out of the Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid. He will undergo surgery and rehabilitation, joining a lengthy injury list plaguing the team.

Carlo Ancelotti has established himself as a master of extra-time victories with Real Madrid, consistently guiding the team to success in extended knockout matches.

Bukayo Saka scored seven minutes into his comeback, but Arsenal’s win over Fulham was overshadowed by Gabriel’s injury ahead of their Real Madrid clash.

Arsenal is eyeing Viktor Gyokeres and Victor Osimhen as potential striker signings for next season, with both offering significant improvements to their attack.

Arsenal receive a major injury boost as Bukayo Saka returns ahead of crucial Premier League and Champions League fixtures.