They have won all four of their home league games, against Leicester, Bournemouth, West Brom and Brighton, as
well cup fixtures against Cologne, Doncaster and Norwich.
Not exact matches
It was the same for the majority of our domestic
cup fixtures as
well.
This article I read on bleacherreport sums up what a fan who wants the club success would like to see from than onwards: - Beat Bayern and progress above our mental block - Make top four and possibly as
good as last season finishing # 2 likely getting positive result in our 5 most difficult
fixtures (Spurs, Man U, Man City, Everton, Liverpool) & taking back some lost points - Ensuring we finish above any team in London except Chelsea of course - Win FA
Cup best chance of silverware - Win UCL long reach but beating Bayern could spur the team and maybe make them believe coupled with playing any team except Barca, Real & Atletico in the round after and could we do a Chelsea 2012.
Sanogo however has rarely sparkled on the pitch with the Gunners, in fact his
best performance came in a Pre-Season
fixture in the Emirates
Cup where he somehow managed to slot four goals past Benfica.
Out of the FA
cup is
good as other teams will face a mounting
fixture list which will compromise their league form.
We were not successful in the league but we were very successful in our
cup run since we beat the
best teams in the competition instead of luckily drawing easy
fixtures.
As expected by most Arsenal fans and watchers, the manager has rung the changes for the EFL
cup match at home to Southampton because of our numerous injury problems and also to allow a few of the key players to get some
well earned rest after a hectic
fixture schedule.
Since there's no Premier League
fixtures this weekend with the FA
Cup going on, it's a
good time to catch up on futures like title odds, relegation odds, top scorer and more.
All in all, its not all bad and getting
better on the injury front also, so no need to panic just yet as we are still in the title race, defending the FA
cup and have a mouthwatering
fixture in the last 16 of the UCL.
Things have not been helped by Phil Jones's injury lay - off and Jonny Evans's poor displays, with Man United conceding nine goals in their opening six Premier League
fixtures, as
well as conceding four away at League One side MK Dons in the Capital One
Cup.
With this season's
cup campaign already off to a
good start, here are our top eight home
fixtures to look out for tomorrow:
With just one Premier League
fixture and an FA
Cup final left for Arsenal this season, the Gunners are
well underway in being the forefront of the transfer window.
A look at recent Premier League and FA
Cup form, as
well as a dive into the head - to - head
fixture history between the two clubs gives us some indication as to what part of London the trophy will be heading to on Saturday night.
It's a small change to a starting player to play all 38
fixtures +
cup competitions + international duties.You'll need
good squad depth to do this, where the subs have nearly the same quality as the starting.
We also won the return league
fixture at Upton Park, as
well as drawing at Anfield in the FA
Cup, then beating them after extra-time in the replay.
Whilst we have seen great attacking play from Swansea this season at times their defence has lacked coherence and strength which has led to the Swans conceding very poor goals with prime reference being made to their
fixture at Anfield the Sunday before their Carling
Cup final triumph, if Arsenal catch Swansea on a day such as that tomorrow then it could
well be to quote Gary Neville «bingo time» for Santi Cazorla with the quick footed Spaniard having the potential to put a disorientated and poorly organised defence to the sword.
Arsenal have been drawn against Portuguese champions as
well as French side as the
fixtures of the 7th edition of the Emirates
cup was announced today.
It's always
good to see a Premier League v Championship FA
Cup fixture and this one could be entertaining.
Cipriani, who won the last of his 14 international caps against France in August 2015, will now miss at least the first two rounds of the European Champions
Cup as
well as several Premiership
fixtures starting with Sunday's match against the defending champions, Exeter Chiefs.
Others were
well - known stars of the reserves side and even younger teams who had already become cult heroes in waiting for many in the stands, thrilled to finally see the prospects they had tipped for greatness try their hand in the proper
fixtures of the Premier League, Champions League, Europa League, FA
Cup and League
Cup.
To the
best of my knowledge West Ham meeting the same opponents in successive
cup and league fixtures has occurred 5 times previously this century: January 2002 v Chelsea (Lost, Draw); April 2006 v Middlesbro (Lost, Won in FA Cup semi-final); December 2007 v Everton (Lost, Lost); January 2008 v Manchester City (Lost, Draw) and March 2011 v Stoke City (Won, Los
cup and league
fixtures has occurred 5 times previously this century: January 2002 v Chelsea (Lost, Draw); April 2006 v Middlesbro (Lost, Won in FA
Cup semi-final); December 2007 v Everton (Lost, Lost); January 2008 v Manchester City (Lost, Draw) and March 2011 v Stoke City (Won, Los
Cup semi-final); December 2007 v Everton (Lost, Lost); January 2008 v Manchester City (Lost, Draw) and March 2011 v Stoke City (Won, Lost).
Not having a positive World
Cup back in 2010, France are eager to fix things this year and one of the
best way in achieving it is by grabbing all three points on their opening
fixture against Honduras.
Match Predictions: This is a tricky
fixture for United but looking at their season results its evident United are a
better cup competition team than their League form where they have been wobbling since the start of the season.
That's unusual for any Premiership team to be an underdog in a
cup fixture, especially as it's not against one of the so called» Big Four» but Rovers» predicament means they've lost the respect of both the bookies and the punters, and many will steer well clear of Blackburn in the FA Cup this seas
cup fixture, especially as it's not against one of the so called» Big Four» but Rovers» predicament means they've lost the respect of both the bookies and the punters, and many will steer
well clear of Blackburn in the FA
Cup this seas
Cup this season.
Rangers got off to a winning start in the Florida
Cup as they managed to get the
better of Atletico Mineiro during the friendly
fixture yesterday.
This may have surprised Wimmer a little after he filled in so
well last season when a place in the side became available due to injuries, and may be looking for more playing time, having only featured in the games against Arsenal, Chelsea and in the EFL
Cup and one Champions League
fixture.
They will then travel to Nizhni Novgorod on June 24 to take on Panama, making their first appearance in a World
Cup finals, with their concluding group
fixture against
well - regarded Belgium in Kaliningrad on June 28.