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Finally The Boys are back to winning ways. It was a glorious match with much intense. Bournemouth was so defensive and offensive. Good play of the ball. Our strong and might Alexis Sanchez finish the job by scoring 2 Goals with Theo Walcot scoring one goal. Alexis said "now I can go home with my dog happy" This is what the boss had to say: on whether he was surprised by Bournemouth’s quality?…

When Olivier Giroud stepped up to take a penalty on Wednesday night against PSG there was a collective intake of breath at the Emirates, as supporters waited anxiously to see if their French striker could draw them level. In reality the fans need not have worried, because Giroud is currently in the middle of an extraordinary run in front of goal that makes him statistically the most 'efficient', to use Arsene Wenger's phrase, striker in Europe.

Who's coming back? Who's unavailable? As usual the boss opened up his press conference on Friday with the team news, so catch up on the latest right here: on team news… I don’t think from the other night we have any injuries, so everybody should be available. In cases like Cazorla and Bellerin, they are still out. We have nobody coming back.

Emiliano Martinez has committed his future to the club by signing a new long-term contract. ‘Emi’ has been our League Cup goalkeeper this season, helping the team to a quarter-final against Southampton next week with clean sheets in both previous rounds. The highly rated 24-year-old first joined Arsenal’s academy as a teenager in 2010.

Leaving never, ever crossed my mind' Given his rapid rise to the top, it is only natural that other clubs would cast covetous glances in his direction - but Hector Bellerin insists it has never crossed his mind to leave. The Spain international signed a new contract with us on Monday and is determined to continue his development here after joining in 2011.

It's a huge game at Old Trafford on Saturday, and the boys were working hard in training ahead of the clash against Manchester United. Our club photographers were at London Colney and sent back these

Gained new energy during international break🔋✅ See you in Manchester on Saturday! 👍😉 #YaGunnersYa #COYG #BigMatchComingUp Arsenal I believe Wenger make right decision for Resting Mesut Ozil and it will give us

Alex Iwobi & Supporter Lameda Arsenal players were in action over the weekend during international period. See how they are performing for their nations: Alex Iwobi Nigeria 3-1 Algeria - Saturday, November 12 Alex played 75 minutes, and thrilled the crowd with an audacious rainbow flick, as Nigeria secured an important World Cup qualifier win over Algeria in Uyo. Victor Moses and John Obi Mikel gave the Super Eagles a two-goal lead and, though Nabil Bentaleb gave Algeria hope midway through the second half, Moses wrapped up the win in second half stoppage time. Mohamed Elneny Egypt 2-0 Ghana - Sunday, November 13

Alexis, Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcot and Olivier Giroud were among those working hard at London Colney ahead of Sunday’s north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur at Emirates Stadium.

If the result of the north London derby dictates your mood, the tone for this Sunday will be set pretty early. Local pride and joy will be at stake from noon, a kick-off time that we’ve shared with Tottenham just once before in the Premier League. That game was one of north London’s most ludicrous spectacles, a 5-4 win at White Hart Lane in 2004 which ebbed and flowed and defied footballing logic. A goal every 10 minutes is all well and good but, frankly, Arsenal fans would take any sort of win this Sunday, and they’d put up with anything except a defeat.