Arsenal’s narrow win over Newcastle has revitalized their Premier League title push as Manchester City approach a demanding May schedule. City will play six matches across two competitions in the final month, including three league games in the last week.

Arsenal’s final home fixture of the Premier League season has been rescheduled for Monday 18 May in a decision that has left supporters groups “disappointed”. The title-chasing Gunners will face Burnley in an 8pm Monday-night kick-off ,

ARSENAL fans have been left furious over a change in the Premier League fixture schedule. The Gunners were due to face Burnley on Sunday, May 17 in their final home game of the season. However,

Manchester City's tactical approach at Wembley stymied Mikel Arteta's side — here's how they can avoid a similar fate at the Etihad Stadium

Arsenal have seen their final home game of the season against Burnley rearranged for Monday, May 18, so it can be on TV leaving supporters furious at potential disruption

Arsenal will reportedly have scouts in attendance when Ajax face PSV in a high-profile Eredivisie fixture this weekend, with the club continuing to monitor one of their transfer targets ahead of the

Clean sheets and set pieces alone aren’t going to win the Gunners the title. They need to learn how to dominate a game again

Mikel Arteta has some issues to solve to get Arsenal back on track Paul Ellis/AFP via Getty Images For all the progress that Arsenal have made under Mikel Arteta, they still find ways make life difficult for themselves. Wednesday’s trip to Molineux ...

Mark Chapman, Steph Houghton and Martin Keown look at how Arsenal's fixture schedule could give them a physiological advantage over Manchester City.