Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta quickly shifted his focus towards Sunday's Premier League meeting with Manchester United after watching his side dismantle PSV Eindhoven on Tuesday night. The Gunners had not scored in their previous two consecutive matches yet found the net seven times in Eindhoven,

ARSENAL travel to Manchester United on Sunday looking to get their stuttering title challenge back on track. The Gunners went from blanking in back to back league games against West Ham and

Mikel Arteta will hit a double-century of league games in charge of us at Manchester United, find out how he ranks

Jose Mourinho recorded 137 victories during his first 200 outings with Chelsea, while former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp managed 127. The legendary Sir Alex Ferguson sits fourth on 122, with Arteta just behind in fifth.

Manchester United will have one eye on Sunday's clash against Arsenal as they seek a rare win in the Premier League. The Reds have won just nine league matches so far this season, their lowest total at this stage of a season for over 30 years.

Wayne Rooney has revealed the ‘biggest mistake’ Mikel Arteta has made during his time in charge of Arsenal. Barring a miraculous comeback in the Premier League title race or a first-ever Champions League win, Arsenal will go a fourth successive season without a trophy under Arteta.

ARSENAL fans went crazy after Mikel Arteta delivered a not-so-subtle put-down following last night’s 7-1 win over PSV. The Gunners tore the Dutch kings apart in Eindhoven to all-but seal their

Wayne Rooney highlights what he believes is Mikel Arteta’s biggest mistake at Arsenal, a decision that could impact their Premier League title hopes.

“It is up to Leo [Trossard] and Mikel [Merino] to try and nick a goal, bring players in the game and work hard for the team as the number nine,” Aliadiare told Express Sport with bettingtools.com. “They are crucial to Arsenal scoring and Arsenal can look to them as key striking options, but Odegaard needs to step up and contribute, which he can.

It made any high-scoring predictions for Tuesday’s meeting with PSV seem fanciful but as manager Mikel Arteta said in his post-match press conference, “That’s the beauty of football.” Advertisement The 7-1 win in the first leg of a Champions League round of 16 tie was the first time Arsenal had scored that many goals in a single match under Arteta.

you’re probably going to have to do something nobody else has done in the history of the Premier League," Arteta said in his pre-match press conference. Arsenal must play Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool still in the league, the former and the ...

COMMENT: Mikel Arteta watched Arsenal put seven past PSV Eindhoven and prove a point to their doubters after failing to sign a No. 9 in January.