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Three Things We Learned from Arsenal’s Carabao Cup Win Over Brighton
Arsenal moved into the Carabao Cup quarter-finals with a clean, two-goal win that Brighton threatened early; Arsenal solved the game after the break. Brighton ... -
Arsenal’s “Negative Play” Is Just Grown-Up Winning
Call it what you want. Pragmatic. Industrial. “Negative.” The reality is simple. Arsenal looked like a title team in 22/23 a year or two ... -
Three Things We Learned: Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace
Arsenal needed control more than sparkle and got exactly that. A tight game turned on one clean strike: Eberechi Eze’s 39th-minute volley against his ... -
Match Preview: Arsenal’s Control Game Faces Palace’s Chaos Test
Arsenal return to the Emirates at the top of the Premier League. Six wins in a row across all competitions have steadied the course ... -
From Efficiency to Authority: Eight Weeks of Data Proving Arsenal’s Control Game Works
The season has reached the stage where patterns turn into habits and data becomes identity. Arsenal’s 1–0 win at Fulham added another line to ... -
Arsenal Crush Atletico Madrid 4–0 to Prove Champions League Credentials
Arsenal’s third game of the league phase carried the feel of a meter check. Diego Simeone’s teams usually drag opponents into a slow, uncomfortable ... -
Arsenal vs Atletico Match Preview: Gunners aim to extend perfect Champions League start
Arsenal return to European duty at the Emirates with momentum and a clean defensive record. Six points from six in the Champions League. Four ... -
Fulham 0–1 Arsenal: Three Things We Learned as the Gunners Go Top
Craven Cottage under the lights set the stage for a tricky Premier League test. Fulham arrived with strong home form and little appetite for ... -
Riccardo Calafiori: Arsenal’s Shape-Shifting Soul
Some footballers play the game that’s in front of them. Riccardo Calafiori seems to play the one he imagines. He bends Arsenal’s structure without ... -
Arsenal’s Right-Side Blueprint: How Saka, Ødegaard, and Timber Are Driving the Attack
Every Arsenal fan can see it. The ball goes right. The team’s most dangerous movements start there and often end there. It is deliberate, ...
