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"Discipline beats motivation every single time. Arsenal locked in. Tonight we finish the job at the Emirates. 🔥 "

Sporting CP have managed just one win in their last eight meetings with Arsenal, leaving the Gunners as clear favorites to book a place in the Champions League semi-finals 🔴🔥

🗣️Eberechi Eze does not care one bit about the hate are currently getting: "I don’t care. I’m not too interested in what people think, and how they feel about us winning. I just know that we’ve got a team that’s more than capable and has proven we’re of the highest level. And when we do win, it will be down to everyone to deal with that.

“We know the opportunity we have and we know what is at stake, and what is possible and we have an opportunity to make history regardless of what people say outside.

“It is about us here and what we are doing, and we believe massively, and we have so much confidence in what we are doing. That has been the main message, to focus on what we are doing, and letting go of all the noise outside."

🚨 Eberechi Eze on if rival fans fire him up: “No, I don’t care”.

“I’m not interested in what people think and how they feel about us winning…”.

“When we do win, it will be down to everyone else to deal with that”. 👀🏆

Zinchenko: Arsenal can still do it, We brought winning mentality to Arsenal, at Man City things got worse and l told Jesus we have to find a club somewhere else to continue with our career journey. We got into the squad and build winning mentality to the team, we were scoring many goals, Jesus was good at position nine with quality of a good striker.

It was amazing Squad that restored hope to Arsenal, we started fighting for top titles, we brought the team back Champion league, we led the premier league table. Everyone was there to die for the club,we were near to win Premier league title with the young squad until Saliba got injured and that how Manchester City took sn**ch it out of our hands.

Pressure are the especially for a team that want to do it after many seasons of drought, but at this moment, payers should be relief, they should have the mentality finish stronger, they have the best squad, they can control the pressure and win the League because right now it's only six games to go. They can, the manager can still do something special, he needs to talk to the players, players should play free, no pressure and control the game."

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Arteta's Arsenal future in danger with a replacement already identified by the Gunners

Despite overseeing a dramatic cultural and tactical transformation at the Emirates Stadium, Mikel Arteta’s position as Arsenal manager is reportedly under unprecedented threat.

Following a shock 2-1 defeat to Bournemouth and a fierce resurgence from title rivals Manchester City, the Gunners are in trouble and face the prospect of Man City catching them up in the Premier League title race.

According to Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo, as reported by GOAL, the Arsenal hierarchy may finally lose patience if Arteta concludes a seventh season in North London without delivering either the Premier League or the Champions League.

Arsenal are struggling under pressure from Man City

Heading into the weekend, the Gunners boasted a comfortable nine-point cushion at the summit of the Premier League.

However, their unexpected capitulation against Bournemouth, coupled with Manchester City’s emphatic 3-0 demolition of Chelsea, has blown the title race wide open.

Pep Guardiola’s side now breathe down Arsenal’s necks, holding a crucial game in hand ahead of a monumental title decider at the Etihad Stadium.

A 2-0 defeat in the EFL Cup final and a surprise FA Cup elimination at the hands of Southampton mean all remaining eggs are firmly in the league and European baskets.

Who could replace Arteta at the Emirates Stadium?

Should the unthinkable happen and Arsenal finish the campaign empty-handed, the board has reportedly lined up a sensational replacement.

Former club captain Cesc Fàbregas is viewed as the ideal successor.

Fàbregas has been earning rave reviews for his tactical acumen at Como 1907, implementing an attractive, progressive brand of football that has kept the Italian outfit highly competitive and in the hunt for European qualification.

Arteta remains a beloved figure who restored Arsenal’s identity and returned them to the Champions League elite, recently guiding them to a vital away win against Sporting CP in the quarter-finals. However, the goodwill of a rebuild can only last so long.
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THE ENERGY OF A TRUE BELIEVER…

The whole “bottling” narrative has become the media’s default angle—because, truthfully, Arsenal leading the league is the biggest story right now. When you set the pace, every minor setback gets labelled a “collapse,” while everyone else’s struggles are brushed off as “bad form.”

The double standard is glaring. The noise around the North London title push compared to the silence surrounding heavy spending and underperformance elsewhere is enough to frustrate any fan. But that’s the cost of being the team to beat—you’re not just facing 11 players, you’re battling the narrative too.

The numbers tell the real story:

The Gap:
Every time the “slip-up” headlines appear, this squad responds and raises the level.

The Head-to-Head:
The clash with Manchester City isn’t just another fixture—it’s a statement opportunity.

Efficiency:
Top of the table in both points and goal difference proves this isn’t luck—it’s a ruthless, well-drilled system.

“Trust the Process” has evolved into “Deliver the Results.” And if rivals want to talk about pressure, they only need to look at the table to see who’s actually handling it.

Let the memes stay in drafts. There’s a title to win. 🔴⚪

🚨Gary Neville: “Arsenal still have the chance to win the league next weekend. It won’t be a narrative that’s promoted too much this week but that’s the fact of it.

“Arsenal can win their first league title in 22 years next Sunday. That’s the way they should be looking at it.”

How true is that with all the injuries Arsenal had.

Via-nowarsenal

Martin Zubimendi's signing was meant to elevate our possession to the next level due to his notorious vertical passing ➡️

Instead, he spends most games passing sideways or backwards & has been caught on the ball in several high-profile moments ⚠️

Which no 8 was your favorite❓🤔💬

Update gunners

Mason Greenwood is the first English player since Harry Kane to record 35 goal contributions across all competitions in a single season!

⚽️ 25 goals
🅰️ 10 assists