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Gunners edge past Burnley to move one step closer to Premier League glory Kai Havertz turned Arsenal’s hero on Monday evening as he rose to meet a Bukayo Saka corner from six yards out in the 37th minute to score the only goal of the game. Havertz then became the centre of VAR controversy in the second half after his foul on Lesley Ugochukwu was deemed worthy of only a yellow card, despite the challenge appearing high, late, and with studs showing on the midfielder’s calf. In

Arsenal F.C. look to edge closer to Premier League glory as they face Burnley F.C. at the Emirates on Monday night. As the league season draws to a close, Mikel Arteta’s Gunners find themselves two points ahead of rivals Manchester City F.C. at the top of the table. With Arteta’s former mentor, Pep Guardiola, and his City side in action on Tuesday night against Bournemouth, Arsenal have a fantastic opportunity to put one hand on the title with victory on Monday. But their opp

Arsenal took a massive step towards winning the Premier League after securing a dramatic 1-0 victory away to London rivals West Ham United. The deadlock was broken late on by a strike from Leandro Trossard. However, the game’s main talking point was the decision to disallow Callum Wilson’s stoppage-time equaliser following a lengthy VAR review. VAR Saves Arsenal West Ham frustrated the league leaders for much of the game, surviving a frantic spell early in the first half that