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L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Wolves | Premier League|Engl!sh commentary  First meets worst in Saturday night's Premier League offering, as table-topping Arsenal and basement boys Wolverhampton Wanderers collide at the Emirates Stadium. Match preview A former Arsenal manager and former Arsenal transfer target conspired to punt a dent in the Gunners' title aspirations last weekend, when Unai Emery's Aston Villa condemned the Premier League leaders to their first loss in 18 games in all competitions, and in especially heartbreaking fashion too. After trying and failing to clear their lines during a mad-cap goalmouth scramble, Arsenal's crestfallen fans and players witnessed Emiliano Buendia curl home an injury-time winner, one that left Mikel Arteta's men slamming the turf in fury. Both Villa and Manchester City are now within touching distance of Arsenal in the Premier League table, meaning that the North London giants could drop down to third place if events go agai...

 On the cusp of qualification for the last 16 of the 2025-26 Champions League, perfect Arsenal endeavour to punch their ticket to the next round in Wednesday's battle with Club Brugge at the Jan Breydel Stadium. The Gunners taught Bayern Munich a footballing lesson in a 3-1 home triumph on matchday five, whereas their hosts were taken down 3-0 by Sporting Lisbon and face the prospect of early elimination after a managerial change. Match preview The Emirates Stadium witnessed the two best teams in Europe - according to that day's league-phase table - collide on November 26, when Arsenal laid down a mammoth Champions League marker to maintain their 100% record at Bayern's expense. The Gunners may have lost their perfect defensive streak in this season's tournament against the Bundesliga champions, but Lennart Karl's equaliser proved futile in the grand scheme of things, and Arsenal now stand alone at the summit of the 36-team rankings. Sixteen points was enough for a ...

L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Aston Villa| Prem!er league| Engl!sh commentary   Arsenal hit the road for the first time in December as they travel to face Aston Villa on Saturday afternoon. The Gunners returned to winning ways last time out with a 2-0 victory at home to Brentford. A header from Mikel Merino put the hosts ahead in the first-half before Bukayo Saka sealed the three points with a stoppage time strike. Villa made a superb comeback in their latest outing when they came from two goals down at Brighton to win 4-3. A brace from Ollie Watkins and strikes by Amadou Onana and Donyell Malen were enough for the Villans to move up to third in the Premier League. As both sides look to continue their strong form, this will be a close clash, especially considering Arsenal's mixed record against Villa in recent seasons. There is potential for this to be an exciting game in the early kick-off slot. Here's our preview of the Gunners' trip to Aston Villa. Arsenal team news Arsen...