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Arsenal has added to its youth ranks by signing Brayden Clarke, a promising 16-year-old Welsh youth international center-back, who made a striking debut in the U18 team's 8-3 victory over Crystal Palace. Clarke, coming from a footballing background as the son of ex-Portsmouth player Nigel Quashie, had previously trialed at Newcastle United before joining Arsenal. His acquisition marks the club...

Charles Sagoe Jr, a young talent at Arsenal, shared his journey from growing up in south-west London, inspired by Brazilian football legends, to securing his place in Arsenal's academy. His footballing path began with local team Target (now Met Police), followed by a significant stint at Fulham, and eventually led to Arsenal after impressing scouts at a tournament. Sagoe Jr recalls his early d...

In a hard-fought north London derby, the team earned a well-deserved 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur under-21s, clinching an equalizer in the 90th minute through Ethan Nwaneri, following intense pressure in the second half. Coach Mehmet Ali expressed pride in the team's unwavering bravery and adherence to their playing principles throughout the match, particularly noting their assertiveness...

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Arsenal Academy Report for February 23, 2024 Arsenal Loanee Mika Biereth Scores & Impresses for Sturm Graz in Europa Conference League Win over Slovan Bratislava Arsenal loanee Omar Rekik unable to play in league matches as Servette make mistake in failing to register new signings Jack Henry-Francis back in Arsenal U21 squad to face Southampton Josh Robinson aiming to impress for Arsenal U21s...

Just a quick update for everyone to explain why I haven't been podcasting for a while now (Hint: it's covid) But I'm getting back in the saddle withe more episodes soon!

“Last week, 2004 kicked off with us being pegged back at Goodison Park as Everton earned a 1-1 draw, leaving us chasing Manchester United at the top of the table. As we attempted to cut United’s three-point gap at the top of the table, Middlesbrough arrived in north London for the first of four matches between the sides in three competitions across January. The Teesiders would ultimately play a ke...

“Last week, we enjoyed back-to-back wins over the Christmas period with victories over Wolves and Southampton, but 2004 wouldn’t start the way we wished. We had ended 2003 second in the Premier League table, just a point behind Manchester United and started the new year by thrashing Leeds United in the FA Cup third round. But with the games coming thick and fast, we were soon back in league action...

"Last week, we were held to a third draw in four league matches as Bolton Wanderers struck late to knock us off top spot, but the Christmas period would bring us much-needed festive cheer. The result at the Reebok Stadium ensured we wouldn’t be number one at Christmas, with us a point behind Manchester United at the Premier League summit. However, a home game against rock-bottom Wolves, whom...

"Last week, we managed to move back to the top of the table after beating Blackburn Rovers, however we would once again surrender the summit after a meeting with another north-west outfit. Dennis Bergkamp’s solitary goal against Rovers was enough to see us leapfrog Chelsea back into top spot, and after beating West Bromwich Albion in the League Cup, our sixth game in 18 days saw us head to th...

"Last week, we were forced to settle for a point after a last-minute concession against Leicester City, but we would get back on track when Blackburn Rovers visited Highbury. Successive draws against Fulham and Leicester City had seen us slip behind Chelsea at the league’s summit as we struggled to juggle competing in three competitions as the games came thick and fast. Having secured a spot...

"Last week, we were held to a goalless draw at home against Fulham which saw us relinquish top spot in the Premier League, but a trip to lowly Leicester City offered a chance to get back to winning ways. After the setback against the Cottagers, the following week would throw up a trip to the Walkers Stadium to face the Foxes, who had been struggling at the foot of the table but had won three...

"Last week, we breezed past Birmingham City by a 3-0 margin to remain top of the table as well as thrash Inter Milan 5-1 at the San Siro, however the goals would dry up when Fulham arrived in north London. We headed into the game on the crest of a wave thanks to our success in Italy, which reignited our hopes of progressing into the knockout stages of the Champions League. However, we were st...

"Two weeks ago, we had beaten Tottenham in the first north London derby of the season before our players headed off on international duty, safe in the knowledge we were top of the table having not tasted defeat in our opening 12 games. We put that record on the line against Birmingham City, who were enjoying a fine start to the season and occupied a spot in the top five upon our arrival at St...

" There’s plenty up for grabs this week with two big Premier League games, cup knockout clashes for our academy, and a massive WSL fixture at Emirates Stadium." Original Piece by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com : Arsenal Diary: What's in store this week All quoted content uses  ⁠arsenal.com⁠  as the source 

Arsenal Women's Weekly Wrap Up for November 29, 2023 Arsenal Women's Beth Mead makes WSL return one year to the day since ACL rupture [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Report: Arsenal Women 3-0 West Ham United [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal Media] Report: Southampton FC 1-2 Arsenal Women [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal Media] Beth Mead recalled to England Squad [Tim Stillman for Arseblog News] Ho...

Original Piece by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com : Arsenal Diary: What's in store this wee All quoted content uses  ⁠arsenal.com⁠  as the source 

Arsenal Academy Report for November 17, 2023 November academy internationals: Who plays where by Stephen Wright for Arsenal Media Kamarni Ryan scores decisive goal as Arsenal U18s beat Norwich City Vieira scores & Nelson impresses as Arsenal U21s lose to Reading in Bristol Street Motors Trophy Nwaneri scores & assists; Lewis-Skelly gets assist as England U17s thrash New Caledonia 10-0 Arse...

Arsenal Women's Weekly Wrap Up for November 15, 2023 Asante and White inducted into WSL Hall of Fame [Arsenal Media] Report: Leicester City 2-6 Arsenal Women [Emma Holbrook for Arsenal] Arsenal Women's Cloe Lacasse says "Thanks to the fans!" for her chant [Michelle Maxwell for Just Arsenal] Chelsea Women should watch out as Arsenal are "developing" in true WSL title cha...

" With the November international break upon us it’s set to be a quieter week at London Colney, but there’s still action across our women’s and academy teams to look out for." Original Piece by Stephen Wright for arsenal.com : Arsenal Diary: What's in store this week All quoted content uses  ⁠arsenal.com⁠  as the source 

Arsenal Academy Report for November 10, 2023 Arsenal youngsters Ethan Nwaneri & Myles Lewis-Skelly named in England squad for U17 World Cup Arsenal U19s suffer frustrating exist in UEFA Youth League [via Arseblog News] Ismail Oulad M'Hand impresses for Arsenal U19s in difficult circumstances Cozier-Duberry scores brace as Arsenal U21s draw with Manchester City in six-goal thriller Loan Rep...

"We went into our meeting with Tottenham Hotspur riding high at the top of the table, while our opponents had ensured a miserable start to the campaign and sat in 13th, with Glenn Hoddle dismissed as manager, and director of football David Pleat installed as caretaker. Our Champions League campaign had also finally burst into life thanks to Ashley Cole’s 88th-minute diving header to earn a 1-...