Art de Roche
Arsenal Writer at The Athletic
Arsenal writer for @TheAthleticFC. Previously at @Football_LDN.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Art de Roche
Arsenal begin the 2025-26 season with a trip to Manchester United in the most eye-catching game of the opening weekend. Mikel Arteta’s side, who finished runners-up again last term, then face Leeds United, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City and Newcastle United in a tough looking start. The first north London derby against rivals Tottenham Hotspur is on November 22 before a return on February 21, while they head to the Etihad Stadium for the return fixture with City on April 18.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Art de Roche
Ethan Nwaneri is a supreme talent with one question hanging over him: where is he best deployed? The 18-year-old played 37 games for Arsenal last season, starting with cameos as a right-sided attacking midfielder before regular starts on the right wing in the absence of an injured Bukayo Saka. His minutes dropped when Saka and captain Martin Odegaard regained fitness, with attention focusing on how he can fit into Mikel Arteta's starting line-ups more often next season.
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nytimes.com | Art de Roche
Tino Livramento is continuing to make an impression. After a fine Premier League season for Newcastle United, he began the Under-21 European Championship with a player-of-the-match display in England's opening 3-1 win against the Czech Republic. It came as no shock to Ashley Cole - perhaps England's best-ever left-back - who is the assistant manager to England Under-21 boss Lee Carsley.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Art de Roche
England won the last edition of the Under-21 European Championship with players who have become Premier League stars. The class of 2023 included Cole Palmer, still at Manchester City before his move to Chelsea, Morgan Gibbs-White and Anthony Gordon, who had impressive first seasons at Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United. The make up of this year's squad in Slovakia is slightly different, but the aim similar: to win and display why they are highly rated.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Art de Roche
Arsenal have confirmed that the women's team will play all 11 of their home Women's Super League (WSL) matches at the Emirates Stadium next season. The side's longstanding home, Meadow Park, will still be used for league-phase fixtures in the Champions League as well as domestic cup games. Should they progress to the knockout rounds of the Champions League, these matches will be played at the Emirates.
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Interview with Ethan Nwaneri on • His moment of 2024-25 • Off-pitch lessons from Mikel Arteta • Dealing with playing more and less • Special friendship with MLS • Wanting to play forward no matter the position • Visualisation ahead of each season https://t.co/ndgdcGiH36
Arsenal Women have confirmed that all their WSL home matches will be played at the Emirates next season, as well as their Champions League knockout games should they reach that stage CL League Phase and domestic cup matches at Meadow Park More ⬇️ https://t.co/gm9c2fhiqT
RT @megan_feringa: As first reported by @Stillmanator, Arsenal working to sign Liverpool vice captain Taylor Hinds when her contract expire…
