Dan Critchlow
Senior Writer at Daily Cannon
Senior writer for @DailyCannon. Everything Arsenal, from the youth teams to the senior side. Personal account: @DanWCritchlow
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1 week ago |
dailycannon.com | Dan Critchlow
L’Equipe report that Ousmane Dembele returned to training with Paris Saint-Germain on Monday, with growing optimism at the club that he’ll now be available to face Arsenal in midweek. The winger took part in gym work on Sunday, before returning to full training with the first team on Monday, and he’s currently in line to be fit to start on Wednesday.
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dailycannon.com | Dan Critchlow
Arsenal’s u16s won the Premier League Cup final against Chelsea last week, getting revenge on the Blues for their previous defeat in the final of the same competition back in 2019. After a tight first half, Kyran Thompson gave Arsenal the lead, tapping home a cross from Josh Tahou. Thompson had also hit the woodwork earlier in the half.
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1 week ago |
dailycannon.com | Dan Critchlow
Arsenal loanee Fabio Vieira helped Porto to a vital win over Moreirense on Friday, providing an assist as his team climbed the table into third. Porto have already missed out on Champions League qualification, so the remainder of their season is focused entirely on securing a third-place finish and Europa League football for next season. Their task was made more difficult in the early stages of Friday’s game against Moreirense, with Yan Maranhao giving the away side the lead.
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1 week ago |
dailycannon.com | Dan Critchlow
Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta approached their weekend games in very different ways on Saturday, with Enrique making 10 changes to his team whilst Arteta made just two. Enrique clearly preferred to rest his players ahead of the second leg next Wednesday, whilst Arteta opted to keep his warm by giving them another game. The end result was the same, with PSG losing 2-1 to RC Strasbourg and Arsenal losing 2-1 to AFC Bournemouth.
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dailycannon.com | Dan Critchlow
Following their last-16 win over Newcastle United, the Arsenal u21s faced Manchester City away from home in Saturday’s Premier League 2 play-off quarter-final. City were the first-place team in the regular season, finishing seven places and 14 points above Arsenal. This was never going to be an easy game, particularly away from home. Yet Arsenal looked like winning the match for much of the 90 minutes, with Khayon Edwards opening the scoring just 50 seconds in.
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Gyokeres assist 5 minutes into Sporting’s title decider away to Benfica 🤔
This Southampton super team were meant to be our three-point banker 😢 https://t.co/d0LBeJ9M2U
Arteta is constantly saying stuff like this but then he’ll make some off-hand comment about the opposition goalkeeper having a good game and Twitter will explode with “excuses again!!!”
🚨👏🏻 Mikel Arteta: “We will give Liverpool a guard of honour. They deserve it. They have been the better team, they have been the most consistent”. “That is the sport, when somebody is better then you have to applaud and accept and try to reach that level”. https://t.co/KWMblo5sZI