Result ARSENAL bulan 11 sblm berhenti rehat utk layan Piala Dunia di Qatar

UEL : ARSENAL 1-0 FC Zurich (4 Nov 2022)

Epl : Chelsea 0-1 ARSENAL    (6 Nov)

Efl Cup : Round 3 : Arsenal 1 Brighton Home Albion 3    (10 Nov)

Epl : Wolves 0-2 ARSENAL    (13 Nov)

North London Derby : ARSENAL boeyk benam Spurs 3-1

Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka both claimed a goal and an assist as Arsenal won the north London derby honours with a 3-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Emirates Stadium

The Gunners raced into a 3-0 lead with a stunning first 45 minutes.

Saka set up Smith Rowe for the opener on 12 minutes, the latter steering the cross beyond Hugo Lloris from eight yards.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang started and finished the counter-attacking move for Arsenal's second after 27 minutes as he swept home Smith Rowe's centre.

Arsenal added a third seven minutes later when Saka powered forward, weaved past a couple of challenges and kept his composure to produce a crisp finish.

Son Heung-min pulled a goal back for Spurs with 11 minutes remaining, for the first goal conceded by goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale in his three Premier League appearances for Arsenal.

Ramsdale produced a brilliant fingertip save in stoppage time, tipping Lucas Moura's effort on to the bar, but Spurs could not add a second.

Victory takes Arsenal up to 10th on nine points, one place ahead of Spurs.

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15 Feb -   ARSENAL 4 Leeds United 2

                P.Aubameyang '13'41(p)'47 H.Bellerin'45

                P.Struijk '58 Helder Costa'69

Europa League | Round of 32 (leg 1 of 2)

19 Feb -    Benfica 1    ARSENAL 1 

                 Pizzi'55(p)    Bukayo Saka '57

22 Feb -    ARSENAL 0 Manchester City 1

                                        R.Sterling '2

Aubameyang's brace vs. Newcastle hints at what Arsenal can be when the striker is at his best

 Arsenal's post-Christmas revival will really gather pace if Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's brace in this 3-0 win over Newcastle signals a return to form.

For 50 minutes or so, this appeared likely to be another evening spent in the shadow of his former self, bereft of confidence and lacking conviction when chances presented themselves.

With just a quarter of an hour played, Bukayo Saka burst into the box and tried a shot across goal which Newcastle goalkeeper Karl Darlow touched away with his outstretched right foot. The ball came quickly to Aubameyang just beyond the far post around three yards out and he could only steer his shot off the far upright with the goal at his mercy. The speed with which the ball came to him, via a late deflection, offered small mitigation but it was a chance he should have converted and one he surely would have done had he been anywhere near his best of late.

Just before the interval, Aubameyang had another chance to cut in from the left and try his luck but the 31-year-old could only produce a tame effort off target. And so when Thomas Partey released Aubameyang five minutes after half-time for another run at Newcastle right-back Emil Krafth, the odds were against what happened next.

Suddenly, the old Aubameyang appeared. The one who helped Arteta and Arsenal thrive in 'Project Restart' and helped guide them to an FA Cup final success with goals against Manchester City and Chelsea.

The Gabon international burst forward with intent, shifted the ball onto his left foot, and in a flash fired a shot past Darlow. It was reward, not least for his perseverance.

"That's what he has done through his career and mentally you have to be really strong in order to do that," said Gunners boss Mikel Arteta. "He has come out of a difficult period. We have been missing his goals a lot. Today he has come back and scored two, and contributed to the team to win and this is exactly what we need. So I am really pleased for him."

It was only Aubameyang's second Premier League goal since Nov. 1 but one that eased frustrations on a night when Arsenal dominated the ball but struggled to translate that superiority to the scoreline.

Thomas Partey, making his first start since Dec. 6 following a thigh injury, looked utterly unflustered throughout, misplacing just three of his 58 passes all evening. Sterner tests are to come for Arsenal's £45 million summer signing but there were encouraging signs given the midfielder's lack of action due to injury since arriving from Atletico Madrid.

Meanwhile, youngsters Emile Smith Rowe and Saka continue to inject joy into the Gunners' play, taking advantage of some dreadful defending and to combine for Arsenal's second.

It felt apt that Smith Rowe continues to show signs of being able to take up a creative mantle once the preserve of Mesut Ozil, who is now in Turkey ahead of a move to Fenerbahce. Smith Rowe is said to have been one of several youngsters to look up to Ozil even during his spell in the wilderness but the quickest way for everyone to move on is for the 20-year-old to continue on like this.

"The manager tells me so much to play free, clear my mind, and be confident," Smith Rowe told Sky Sports. "If I make a mistake he tells me to carry on. I'm so happy to play for a manager like Mikel and to get these opportunities."

Cedric Soares, selected ahead of Hector Bellerin at right-back, capped a composed display with an assist for Aubameyang to tap home a second. It is the first time Aubameyang has scored more than once in a game since that FA Cup final -- he was denied the chance to pursue a hat trick after coming off with what Arteta described as a small "stomach issue" -- and since signing his new contract in September, there have been accusations in some quarters of a drop off in intensity from the Gabonese.

However, his tally of just eight goals for the season including the Community Shield is the product of a number of factors beyond a loss of confidence, not least the poor chance creation the Gunners suffered with during that spell before Christmas when they lost five out of seven games in all competitions.

Aubameyang has now scored in his last four games against Newcastle and Arteta's hope will be this is the beginning of a renaissance given the tougher opposition that lies in wait: potentially Southampton twice in four days before Manchester United, Wolves, Aston Villa, Leeds, Benfica and Manchester City.

But everyone has to start somewhere. Steve Bruce made eight changes to the team that lost 1-0 to Sheffield United but there was little discernible by way of a reaction and in the end, this was a nice confidence-builder for the home side, their fifth win in six games (including their FA Cup third-round win against Bruce's men nine days earlier).

This was also Arsenal's fifth consecutive clean sheet, the first time they have managed such a run in 12 years. Align that with a revived Aubameyang and Arteta may well be on to something.

AUBAMEYANG bantu ARSENAL julang Piala Komuniti

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored a superb goal and netted the winning penalty in a shootout as Arsenal beat Premier League champions Liverpool in the Community Shield at an empty Wembley Stadium.

Liverpool striker Rhian Brewster, brought on in stoppage time, hit the crossbar with his penalty - the only one not converted in the shootout.

Aubameyang's curling strike gave FA Cup winners Arsenal the lead in the first half before Liverpool substitute Takumi Minamino equalised after the break.

Minamino's flicked pass to Mohamed Salah bounced back kindly for him to slot home from close range.

There was a quick VAR check for handball by Salah but the replay showed no clear contact.

It is the second year in a row Liverpool have lost on penalties after Manchester City's victory in 2019.

Aubameyang leads Arsenal to move silverware

Aubameyang's importance to Arsenal was once again shown in another impressive performance.

The Gabon international, who scored twice in the FA Cup final at the same stadium this month, cut inside from the left and whipped the ball into the far corner in emphatic style to open the scoring.

He continued to terrorise Liverpool's defence, exposing young right-back Neco Williams.

And when Aubameyang stepped up to take the final penalty, with the score 4-4 in the shootout, there was no way he was going to miss.

He has netted 71 goals in 110 Arsenal appearances and no Gunners player has scored more than his five goals at the venue.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said on Friday he was "pretty confident" the skipper will sign a new contract after a long, painful wait for supporters.

After lifting their second piece of silverware in a month, it would cap off a very pleasing summer for Arsenal if Aubameyang does eventually put pen to paper.

Stuttering Liverpool fall short again

Liverpool were without regular starters Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson but they fielded a side many would feel were capable of beating Arsenal.

They started off on the front foot, with Sadio Mane getting in behind on numerous occasions on the left and linking up with full-back Andy Robertson.

But sloppiness crept into their game as the first half wore on - Virgil van Dijk berated Georginio Wijnaldum and Fabinho on separate occasions for giving the ball away too easily in midfield.

Arsenal's Ainsley Maitland-Niles was impressive and caused problems, while Bukayo Saka was busy in and around the Liverpool box.

However, Liverpool had plenty of chances to score. An unmarked James Milner headed over the bar, Van Dijk almost got on the end of a Mane flick-on and Roberto Firmino had the ball in the net, only for it to be ruled out for offside.

Liverpool grew more dominant in the second half - Minamino deservedly drew them level with more than 15 minutes to play - but they could not find a winner.

Arsenal's Joe Willock had a brilliant chance to make it 2-1 with five minutes to go when he miscued his header following Cedric Soares' cross from the right.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp brought off Wijnaldum, who had his penalty saved in last year's shootout by City, and replaced him with 20-year-old Brewster, but the England youth international crashed his spot-kick off the bar.

There is certainly no need to panic but the air of invincibility Liverpool had throughout most of the 2019-20 league campaign has worn off in recent months following a patch of two defeats and a draw in seven games at the end of the season.

'You never get used to winning' - what they said

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BT Sport: "You never get used to winning. I knew the challenge we faced today against this incredible opponent. Thank you very much to the players for the effort and performance.

"The courage of the team, how aggressive we were without the ball and against the Liverpool press. I am pleased and knew in the second half we would suffer. But in the penalties we had courage to do them right.

"In the last 10 minutes we took the ball and played in the final third. I am pleased how they competed. It creates belief."

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BT Sport: "We deserved the equaliser and could have scored more but we didn't do that.

"When you play against a formation like this then you need to be really fresh in the final third and you need to force it, create angles. The rhythm for that fell a little bit. Today it was not enough."

Man of the match - Ainsley Maitland-Niles

Piala FA umpan Auba kekal

LONDON – Pengurus Arsenal, Mikel Arteta berharap kejua­raan Piala FA yang dimenangi musim ini dapat meyakinkan kapten pasukan, Pierre Emerick Aubameyang (Auba) untuk menandatangani kontrak baharu dan kekal di Stadium Emirates musim depan.

Sebagai rekod, Aubame­yang muncul wira buat skuad The Gunners apabila meledak dua gol untuk membantu pa­sukan menang trofi Piala FA
dengan menewaskan Chelsea 2-1 di Stadium Wembley awal pagi semalam.

Kata Arteta, tiada perkembangan mengenai perbinca­ngan dengan ejen Aubamenyang mengenai tawaran kontrak baharu buat masa ini kerana kami mahu fokus meraikan kejayaan menjuarai trofi Piala FA buat kali ke-14.

“Saya ada berbincang dengan Aubameyang mengenai kemungkinan untuknya kekal di sini (Arsenal) tetapi ia masih lagi pe­ringkat awal. Buat masa ini, kami mahu fokus meraikan kejayaan menang Piala FA.

“Pasukan sangat berterima kasih dengan apa yang Aubameyang lakukan sepanjang kempen Piala FA musim ini. Saya harap ini adalah permulaan dan Aubameyang akan terus menjadi kapten untuk menjulang trofi buat Arsenal,” katanya.

Mengulas lanjut, Arteta me­ngakui pihak pengurusan perlu berusaha untuk menawarkan kontrak lumayan buat pe­nyerang antarabangsa Gabon itu bagi memastikan dia terus me­mimpin Arsenal untuk tempoh beberapa tahun akan datang.

“Perlawanan yang penting perlukan penyudah pemain berkelas dunia dan Aubameyang telah melakukan perkara tersebut di final dan separuh akhir. Disebabkan itu dia dihormati oleh rakan-rakan sepasukan,” katanya.

Kejayaan Arsenal menang Piala FA telah memberi tiket automatik ke saingan Liga Europa musim depan. – AGENSI

EPL : Benda boleh SERI watper kena menang ye dak? WATFORD 2 ARS 2

Arsenal's defence shot themselves in the foot against Watford... no club worth its salt should throw away the win against bottom of the table

• Arsenal fell to a late draw against Watford at Vicarage Road after a comeback
• The Gunners led at half time after goals from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
• However a fight back from the Hornets meant the spoils were shared on Sunday

Your opponents are bottom of the table. They’re devoid of confidence and staring at yet another defeat. 

It’s half time and you’re leading 2-0. From there, no club worth its salt should throw away the win, especially not one that is chasing a top-four finish.

Yet Arsenal did. What a horrific second 45 minutes this was for Unai Emery, probably his most painful since he came to the club. His side gifted Watford a goal and a route back into the game at Vicarage Road. 

• Arsenal conceded comical goal after playing the ball out from the back 
• Bernd Leno played the ball short to Sokratis, but the defender's pass was weak  
• Gerard Deulofeu found Tom Cleverley, who managed to find the back of the net 

A second half capitulation meant that the Gunners let a two goal lead slip at Vicarage Road

Arsenal's botched goal kick helped lead Watford's second half comeback at Vicarage Road

Arsenal tried to pass it out from the back but served only to shoot themselves in the foot. There were precisely four seconds between Bernd Leno taking his goal-kick and Tom Cleverley scoring to make it 2-1 in the 53rd minute.

 Sokratis was the culprit who gave the ball away in between. ‘Pass it out’ may be the message from management but as a player, there are times on the pitch when you simply have to trust your gut. 

You have to use that instinct and realise that, sometimes, it is not worth the risk. Nicolas Otamendi learned that the hard way for Manchester City at Norwich and Sokratis learned it on Sunday, too. Arsenal capitulated after conceding that goal. 

Their passing game disintegrated. They didn’t know whether to lump it long or continue to try to play it short. Then, in the final 10 minutes, David Luiz lazily threw out a leg to give away a penalty. 

His list of mistakes is growing longer by the week. In the end, Arsenal were fortunate to escape with a point against Watford. There was a time when this club led the way defensively. I don’t know how many more years we will have to wait to say that again. Not for the first time, Arsenal were architects of their own downfall. 

A first half brace from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave the Gunners a comfortable lead

EPL : Emery bangga kebangkitan Arsenal | ARSENAL 2-2 SPURS

LONDON - Pengurus Arsenal, Unai Emery memuji semangat juang yang ditampilkan barisan pemainnya ketika bangkit daripada ketinggalan dua gol untuk mencatat keputusan seri 2-2 menentang Tottenham Hotspur pada aksi Liga Perdana England (EPL) di Stadium Emirates malam kelmarin.

The Gunners yang beraksi di hadapan penyokong sendiri, berada di ambang kekalahan apabila Spurs berjaya mendahului 2-0 menerusi jaringan Christian Eriksen dan Harry Kane sebelum Alexandre Lacazette merapatkan kedudukan 2-1 pada hujung separuh masa pertama.

Serangan demi serangan yang dilancarkan Arsenal sebaik separuh masa kedua bermula akhirnya membuahkan hasil apabila penyerang, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang menjaringkan gol penyamaan pada minit ke-71.

“Saya sangat bangga dengan kesungguhan yang ditampilkan semua pemain pada perlawanan hari ini (kelmarin). Mereka bermain dengan sepenuh hati, kadang-kadang mungkin melebihi apa yang diminta.

“Kami melakukan beberapa kesilapan pada separuh masa pertama, jadi kami cuba tenangkan fikiran dan perbaiki kelemahan itu. Penyokong juga banyak membantu kami, tetapi gol pertama merupakan kunci kebangkitan Arsenal,” kata Emery.

Bagaimanapun, pengendali dari Sepanyol itu menegaskan, The Gunners sepatutnya mampu meraih tiga mata penuh di laman sendiri.

“Kami lebih layak untuk memenangi perlawanan ini. Bagaimanapun, saya gembira dengan corak permainan yang ditampilkan kedua-dua pasukan dan saya percaya penonton juga terhibur,” ujarnya. 

Keputusan UEL (semi) : Arsenal Chelsea bakal bertemu di pentas Final

Hat-trick hero Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang = Player of the Week!

UEL : ARSENAL CHELSEA ke suku akhir | Sevilla Inter tumbang

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Arsenal 2-0 Manchester United: Gunners hit form at the perfect time to inflict Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first Premier League defeat as Red Devils manager

• Romelu Lukaku had the first clear-cut chance of the match when he hit the bar from close range 
• Arsenal made them pay when Granit Xhaka's long-range effort bamboozled goalkeeper David de Gea
• Manchester United midfielder Fred was the next to rattle the woodwork with his strike from distance
• Fred was then judged to have brought down Alexandre Lacazette inside the area and a penalty was given
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang then stepped up and calmly slotted home Arsenal's second down the middle 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang put the finishing touches on Arsenal's 2-0 win over Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur, we're coming for you,' sang the locals. Maybe, maybe not - but they're coming for somebody. First it was Chelsea, beaten 2-0 here in January and subsequently relegated to sixth place, now Manchester United, defeated by domestic opponents for the first time in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's tenure and edged out of the Champions League top four.

Arsenal face Rennes on Thursday in a competition that has come to be known as their Champions League safety blanket.  If it stays like this, however, it is Solskjaer who will need to land the big one to be in it next season.

Curtis Mayfield's Move On Up serenaded the fans as they walked into the night and the rain — and Arsenal have. They lead United by two points and trail Tottenham by one. 

Granit Xhaka attempted a speculative strike from range early on and it wrong-footed United keeper David De Gea

A supporter ran across the pitch and confronted Chris Smalling after the second goal - police later made an arrest

For a manager in his first Premier League season, undertaking a considerable rebuilding exercise on limited resources, Unai Emery is doing a very good job. It was a strange kind of victory — the first goal an unfamiliar sight, the second all too common.

Nobody expects a howler from David de Gea these days, a contentious penalty decision, sadly, seems to happen every game. Arsenal benefitted from both.

That is not to say the win was without merit. Sead Kolasinac was the man of the match, a constant threat from left wing-back, closely followed by goalkeeper Bernd Leno, who was both quick-witted and brave in repelling United's forwards.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles is a prospect, while Granit Xhaka is at last looking a central midfielder capable of holding the fort as well as blasting his way out of it.

Paul Pogba has been running games of late but not this one. It wasn't that he didn't play well, more that Arsenal kept him in check. There remains the potential for upset, as happened in Rennes last Thursday, but gradually Emery is getting his team where he wants it. 

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer watches his players from the touchline after his side fell behind

Ainley Maitland-Niles and Leno celebrate after securing a much-deserved victory against United on Sunday

Arsenal 4-1 Fulham: Granit Xhaka, Alexandre Lacazette, Aaron Ramsey and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang strike to close gap to Chelsea in race for UCL

• Arsenal cut the gap to fourth-placed Chelsea to two points on New Years' Day with a victory over Fulham
• Switzerland international Granit Xhaka put Arsenal in front when he stabbed Alex Iwobi's cross into the net 
• Alexandre Lacazette doubled the lead 10 minutes after the break when he finished a good team move
• Aboubakar Kamara gave Fulham hope with a close-range finish at the back post after a Ryan Sessegnon cross
• Their optimism did not last long though as Aaron Ramsey came off the bench to add a third for Arsenal
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang rounded things off with a fortunate finish that looped into the net

Arsenal striking duo Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang produced their trademark celebration after making it 2-0

Fulham substitute Aboubakar Kamara drew Fulham back into the game with a close-range finish

Managers Claudio Ranieri and Unai Emery greet each other on the touchline ahead of kick-off on Tuesday afternoon

Arsenal fans reacted angrily to the decision to substitute Lacazette for Ramsey in the closing stages of the game

EPL GW9 : ARSENAL 3 Leicester City 1 (semua gol dijaringkan oleh pemain Arsenal)

Arsenal’s @MesutOzil1088 is now the highest-scoring German player in Premier League history (30 goals)

Transform your sadeness to a strong positive energy and share it to your team-mate that was my feeling today!!! @MesutOzil1088 thanks captain y mi hermanito @HectorBellerin for the assists #COYG -from twitter Aubemayang

10 - Arsenal have won 10 consecutive matches in all competitions for the first time since October 2007 (a run of 12). Momentum. #ARSLEI

Dear One‏ @real_bolu Oct 22

While we give all the plaudits to Ozil and Iwobi who rightly deserves it, we must remember Leno who kept us in the game and proved a catalyst for the turnaround.Up the #Arsenal Ya gunners Ya