Six people were stabbed and 24 others arrested following Arsenal's Premier League trophy parade in London. Over 500 officers were deployed, with arrests for offenses including assault, sexual assault, drug possession, and knife possession. Two officers sustained injuries.
An Arsenal fan reflects on the profound emotional impact of the club's Premier League title win, highlighting football's unique ability to foster community, provide an emotional outlet, and shape life moments, despite acknowledging club controversies.
Arsenal's victory parade in north London resulted in 75 people being rescued from height and 16 arrests for offenses including drunk and disorderly behavior, drug offenses, sexual assault, and assaulting emergency workers. A stabbing also occurred, with one man hospitalized. Police were granted additional stop and search powers.
Arsenal fans gathered in Holloway, north London, to support their team in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, despite the match being held in Budapest. Fans filled pubs and displayed creative support, such as altering the Argos sign to 'Ar-senal'. The mood was optimistic but cautious, with some fans already satisfied with the season's Premier League win.
Devoted Arsenal fan Daniel Bull celebrated the club's Premier League title win by sharing champagne with Ian Wright and later partying with players like Declan Rice and Mikel Arteta at an exclusive Mayfair nightclub.
Arsenal a remporté son premier titre de Premier League en 22 ans, déclenchant des célébrations massives à Londres. Les fans ont envahi les rues autour de l'Emirates Stadium après que Manchester City ait fait match nul, assurant le titre à Arsenal.
Arsenal has won their first league title in 22 years, sparking massive celebrations in North London. Fans gathered outside the Emirates Stadium, erupting in joy as Manchester City's rivals failed to secure a win, confirming Arsenal's championship.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has transformed the Emirates Stadium's atmosphere, encouraging fan engagement to replicate past successes and boost the team's title challenge. Plans for stadium expansion are also reportedly underway.
Many of us struggle to not get sucked into the content machine, even if we simply say: ‘This doesn’t matter’Last week a video did the rounds of Diego Simeone getting annoyed with Ben White for walking over an enormous Atlético Madrid crest-doormat placed literally in the middle of the tunnel entrance which Ben White had to walk into to get to the room Atlético Madrid had themselves selected for Ben White to get changed in.Then on Tuesday night, Diego Simeone walked over an enormous Arsenal crest-doormat situated in the middle of the tunnel at the Emirates Stadium to get to the room Arsenal had themselves selected for Diego Simeone and the rest of his Atlético Madrid side to get changed in. Continue reading...
Champions League analysts Stephen Warnock, Nedum Onuoha and Guillem Balague explain how Arsenal were able to "make life difficult" with the use of a man-to-man press high up the pitch to force Atletico Madrid to play the ball long in their semi-final second leg at the Emirates Stadium.
Champions League analysts Stephen Warnock, Nedum Onuoha and Guillem Balague explain how Arsenal were able to "make life difficult" with the use of a man-to-man press high up the pitch to force Atletico Madrid to play the ball long in their semi-final second leg at the Emirates Stadium.
Bukayo Saka scores the only goal of the game to send Arsenal back to the Champions League final for the first time since 2006, as Mikel Arteta's side see off Atletico Madrid 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal have reached the Champions League final after a 20-year wait, defeating Atletico Madrid 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium thanks to Bukayo Saka's first-half goal. This 2-1 aggregate victory propels Mikel Arteta's side, who are also leading the Premier League, towards a potential historic season and their first European crown.
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal have "created history together" and praises the atmosphere and energy of the Emirates Stadium crowd, as Arsenal beat Atletico Madrid 2-1 on aggregate to reach their first Champions League final in 20 years.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal a eu le dernier mot face à l’Atlético de Madrid de Griezmann (1-0, 2-1 score cumulé) pour se qualifier en finale de la Ligue des champions, la deuxième de son histoire.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal reçoit l’Atlético de Madrid en demi-finale retour de C1. Les deux équipes s’étaient quittées sur un score de parité (1-1) mercredi dernier en Espagne.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal reçoit l’Atlético de Madrid en demi-finale retour de C1. Les deux équipes s’étaient quittées sur un score de parité (1-1) mercredi dernier en Espagne.
Ce mardi, en demi-finale retour de Ligue des champions, Arsenal fait face à l’Atlético Madrid, à l’Emirates Stadium de Londres.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal reçoit l’Atlético de Madrid en demi-finale retour de C1. Les deux équipes s’étaient quittées sur un score de parité (1-1) mercredi dernier en Espagne.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal reçoit l’Atlético de Madrid en demi-finale retour de C1. Les deux équipes s’étaient quittées sur un score de parité (1-1) mercredi dernier en Espagne.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal reçoit l’Atlético de Madrid en demi-finale retour de C1. Les deux équipes s’étaient quittées sur un score de parité (1-1) mercredi dernier en Espagne.
Mardi soir à l’Emirates Stadium, Arsenal reçoit l’Atlético de Madrid en demi-finale retour de C1. Les deux équipes s’étaient quittées sur un score de parité (1-1) mercredi dernier en Espagne.
Après leur match nul à l’aller (1-1), Arsenal et l’Atlético de Madrid se retrouvent à l’Emirates Stadium ce mardi soir en demi-finale retour de Ligue des champions.
Champions League semi-final delicately poised at 1-1‘We are so hungry to get the game we want tomorrow’Mikel Arteta promised that Arsenal’s players will turn into “beasts” as they attempt to reach the Champions League final for the first time since 2006.Arsenal drew 1-1 in the first leg of their semi-final against Atlético Madrid last week and will be confident of overcoming Diego Simeone’s side after winning five of their six matches in this competition at the Emirates Stadium so far this season, conceding only three goals. Viktor Gyökeres scored twice in a 4-0 win over Atlético during the group stage, although Arsenal will be wary of underestimating the team that knocked out Barcelona in the quarter-finals. Continue reading...
