Tom Canton
Arsenal Writer at Football.London
✍🏼 Chief Arsenal writer for @Football_LDN 🎥 Host & Owner @TheGoonerTalkTv | 🎶Drum & Bass
Articles
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4 days ago |
football.london | Tom Canton
Arsenal took the onus to attack from the off against Liverpool but like much of the season, when the chances came, they failed to take them and it proved costly. First Bukayo Saka had a volley go just wide of the goal unchallenged and then Thomas Partey stole the ball from Curtis Jones inside the box only for both he and Leandro Trossard to leave it for the other and lose it.
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6 days ago |
football.london | Tom Canton
Mikel Arteta faced the media ahead of his Arsenal side's trip to Liverpool where they are due to play the champions and provide a guard of honour. The mood is of course low following the Gunners' defeat to PSG in the Champions League semi-final this week. If there was a worst possible next opponent, it would arguably be Liverpool at Anfield. While it means little competitively at least for the Reds, it is still important for Arsenal to try and finish second.
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1 week ago |
football.london | Tom Canton
PSG were the better team. They defended better, they finished better, they transitioned better, they countered better and they performed better. I can admit that, and I left the post-match press conference incredibly frustrated that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta did not admit that either. Football isn’t binary, just because one team is better does not mean you are bad. Arsenal put on a very spirited but, in my view, flawed second leg performance.
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1 week ago |
football.london | Tom Canton
Jurrien Timber is working to be able to start against PSG ahead of Champions League semi-final second leg clash. Arsenal are just one-goal down going into their UEFA Champions League second leg clash vs PSG as they look to complete one of the competitions most unlikely comebacks. Mikel Arteta wants to use fury, and frustration, from their defeat to Bournemouth on Sunday afternoon to take the fight to the French capital.
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1 week ago |
football.london | Tom Canton
Mikel Arteta struck a determined character ahead of his side’s Arsenal clash with PSG. There was a sense of injustice from the first leg and something, which he said in his post-match press conference, that he wanted to put right on the night. History may indeed not be on his side in this game, but it was clear that he wanted to highlight the instances where Arsenal have already surprised everyone.
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