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1 week ago | 
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
UEFA Champions League Quarter-Final Second LegREAL MADRID 1 (Vinicius Junior 67)ARSENAL 2 (Saka 65, Martinelli 90+3)Arsenal win 5-1 on aggregateARSENAL will take on Paris Saint-Germain for a place in the Champions League final after dumping holders Real Madrid out of Europe tonight (Wednesday). Despite travelling to Spain boasting a 3-0 lead from the first leg there were plenty of anxious Gooners still fearing that Madrid might bite back at the Bernabeu.
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2 weeks ago | 
camdennewjournal.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Mikel Arteta [Alexander-Canillas/SPP]THE headlines covered all the bases: “Bend It Like Dec-ham”, “Declan in Dreamland”, and, of course, “Rice, Rice Baby”. Arsenal’s Declan Rice-inspired annihilation of Real Madrid on Tuesday has been described as the best-ever night at the Emirates. And cheeky supporters in the stands lapped it up as they belted out “Are you Tottenham in disguise?” throughout the closing stages of what was a statement 3-0 Champions League win.
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2 weeks ago | 
camdennewjournal.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Wednesday players celebrate on the show pitch at Hackney MarshesTHE business end of the season in the Camden Sunday League is in full swing – and, as is so often the case, that can only mean one thing: silverware for players from Hackney Wednesday. The club lifted their third Frank Sheridan Senior Invitation Cup earlier this month after coming out on top following a nail-biting penalty shootout against New River Plate on the show pitch at Hackney Marshes.
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2 weeks ago | 
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Arsenal striker Alessia Russo took a knock to her ankle during England’s win over Belgium at Ashton Gate [Neil Holmes/SPP]ARSENAL fans are fretting over the fitness of Alessia Russo after their star striker had to withdraw from the England squad this week through injury. The Lionesses briefly moved top of their Women’s Nations League group after beating Belgium 5-0 on Friday in Bristol.
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3 weeks ago | 
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Gabriel Magalhaes will require surgery on a torn hamstring after limping out of the action just 16 minutes into the game against Fulham [Daniela Porcelli/SPP]MIKEL Arteta is doing a good job at remaining optimistic in challenging circumstances. The Arsenal manager has had to deal with an absurd number of injuries in recent months. So perhaps it should have come as little surprise when the news broke yesterday (Thursday) that another key player has been ruled out for the season.
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3 weeks ago | 
camdennewjournal.co.uk | Steve Barnett
TEAM Camden is searching for female footballers to represent the borough at the prestigious London Youth Games this summer. Coaches are looking for girls in school Year 7 & 8 (Under-13s) or 9 & 10 (Under-15s) who live or go to school in Camden. The team will face a tough fixture list potentially featuring some of the best young footballers in the capital.
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3 weeks ago | 
camdennewjournal.co.uk | Steve Barnett
United Dragons won in dramatic fashion in a nail-biting Under-12s 7v7 B Cup final against ELA JuveSCORES of talented young footballers supplied drama and excitement fitting of the final day of the season in the Regent’s Park Youth League on Saturday. Highgate Rangers won the Under-12s 9v9 B1 CupOne of the most nail-biting matches came in the Under-12s age group where goalkeeper Bobby Venville inspired United Dragons to victory over ELA Juve in the 7v7 B Cup final.
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4 weeks ago | 
camdennewjournal.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Ethan Nwaneri [David Horton/SPP]IT proved an international break full of intent and promise from both an England – and an Arsenal – point of view. Gifted Gunners full-back Myles Lewis-Skelly stole the headlines on Friday when he marked his senior debut for the Three Lions by scoring the opening goal in the 2-0 win over Albania. The 18-year-old then put in another solid display on Monday night as he helped England earn a clean sheet in their 3-0 victory against Latvia.
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4 weeks ago | 
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
FOOTBALLERS from Priory Park Jets were flying high on Saturday after soaring to silverware in the Regent’s Park Youth League. Led by player of the match Adam Said, the triumphant squad put on a clinical display in front of goal as they took on TGFC in the Under-10s C2 Cup final. Edward Coats opened the scoring before Max Todd put the result beyond doubt with a deadly double. Isken Mattocks added further gloss as he got his name on the scoresheet to wrap up an eye-catching 4-0 victory.
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4 weeks ago | 
islingtontribune.co.uk | Steve Barnett
Kentish Town FC Under-14s overcame Queen’s Park Sharks to win the Sid Hayes Memorial Cup – Sid’s daughter Emma, head coach of the USA women’s national team, was on hand to present the trophyTHE nerve-jangling drama continued on Saturday when scores of fleet-footed young footballers turned out for the penultimate weekend of action in the Regent’s Park Youth League. Kentish Town FC staked their claim as the biggest winners of the season after adding no fewer than six cups to their trophy cabinet.
