Premier League Predictions & News
Arsenal Premier League Guide: The Latest Fixtures, Results, Team News and Arsenal Odds
Arsenal have faltered in the Premier League in recent months but the Gunners remain on track to finish in the top four, which would secure qualification for next season’s Champions League.
We’ve taken a look at all you need to know about Arsenal – from their next league game, to the latest football betting odds.
Upcoming Premier League Fixtures
- Ipswich Town – 20th April
- Crystal Palace – 23rd April
- Bournemouth – 3rd May
- Liverpool – 11th May
- Newcastle – 18th May
- Southampton – 25th May
What Are The Odds That Arsenal Win Their Next Game?
The games are coming thick and fast at this stage of the campaign and Arsenal are well fancied to get the better of Ipswich despite their European commitments earlier in the week.
While most Gunners fans would admit that the club are focusing on the Champions League in 2024/25, Mikel Arteta’s side will still want to claim three points just in case of a Liverpool collapse at the top of the table.
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Latest Injury and Transfer News
Mikel Arteta will be hoping that the majority of his squad stay fit and healthy for the rest of the season, with the likes of Gabriel Jesus, Kai Havertz and defender Gabriel already sidelined. Fans will be crossing their fingers and toes and praying that the rest of the squad avoid any serious setback in the coming weeks.
Who Are Arsenal’s Key Players?
Bukayo Saka is a key figure for Arsenal while midfield maestro Martin Odegaard is another instrumental name in the squad.
In addition, Gabriel Martinelli has a knack of producing on the big stage while Declan Rice has really stepped up and taken control of the midfield area since joining the club from West Ham United.
What Are The Arsenal Odds To Win The Premier League?
With the 2024/25 Premier League title now out of reach, Arsenal’s focus next season will be on lifting the top flight crown for the first time since the Invincibles were crowned champions in 2004.
Who is the Manager?
Mikel Arteta finished his playing career at Arsenal and is now making his mark there as manager. The Spaniard took over as boss in 2019 and last season was his most impressive yet, with an exciting young team thrilling the home fans. He guided the club to the FA Cup in 2020 and will be looking for further silverware in the coming years.
Where Is Arsenal’s Stadium?
Arsenal play at Emirates Stadium, the fourth-largest stadium in England with a capacity of over 60,000. Situated just around the corner from their former home, Highbury, the Gunners have played here since 2006.
