Ben White and Kai Havertz are predicted to start for Arsenal against Sunderland in Saturday's Premier League clash at the Emirates

Arsenal tabled a late offer for Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka in January according to reports in Germany, but the 31-year-old decided to stay at the Bundesliga giants

LONDON (AP) — Caitlin Foord scored on a breakaway in extra time and Arsenal won the inaugural Women's Champions Cup with a 3-2 victory over Brazil's Corinthians on Sunday. Corinthians leveled the match at 2-2 in second-half stoppage time when Victoria converted a penalty in the pouring rain at Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal could have a similar vibe this season. Having not won any silverware since 2020, as many as four trophies could turn up in 2026 as Mikel Arteta’s men have given themselves a shot in all three domestic competitions and have just breezed through the league stage of the Champions League, to boot.

Arsenal will be the home team for the second leg of the EFL Cup semifinal.

Sunday’s defeat to Manchester United has raised a number of questions.

Caitlin Foord delivered the trophy-winning goal in the 104th minute. The Australian winger, who came off the bench for Arsenal in the 64th minute, coolly finished off a breakaway goal that was sparked by a turnover by fellow substitute Frida Manuum in midfield.

Arsenal face Sunderland in the Premier League this weekend, with Granit Xhaka set to be a big talking point despite his injury