All news by author: John Cross

Arsenal have had to juggle their front line to cope without main striker Gabriel Jesus as the Brazilian's problems with injuries continue to give Mikel Arteta a headache

Chelsea's owners have forked out over £1billion in transfer fees but Mauricio Pochettino has struggled to get them firing and Sunday's Carabao Cup final defeat has piled on the pressure

This season's FA Cup giantkillers have stormed their way to the fifth round with several upsets including knocking out League One Stevenage and Championship promotion chasers Ipswich Town

Virgil van Dijk became the oldest player at 32 years and 232 days to score for Liverpool in a Wembley final - and that says everything about his unbreakable spirit

Arsenal supported Mikel Arteta over his comments made about the officials after Newcastle's controversial winner during the match between the sides in November

Arsenal's manager watched his side slip to defeat against the wise and experienced Porto in the Champions League in midweek and Mikel Arteta wants his young guns to take a leaf from their book

Any praise from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is not taken lightly and Bournemouth's Alex Scott is now thriving in the Premier League after making the step up from Bristol City

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: Jermain Defoe's new documentary has brought back the surreal experience of being grilled by Cherie Blair, the wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, back in 2009

The financial inequality between Premier League sides and those lower down the footballing pyramid has been laid bare with football action group Fair Game issuing a warning

Arsenal lost the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against Porto in Portugal after Galeno's late goal in stoppage time earned the hosts a 1--0 victory

Arsenal were beaten in their Champions League last 16 first leg clash with Porto in Portugal, as Brazilian forward Galeno hit a stunning injury time winner for the hosts

Porto's Brazilian star Galeno hit a spectacular 94th-minute winner to leave Arsenal cursing a negative approach and boss Mikel Arteta left eating his words

Porto star Evanilson has impressed in this season's Champions League and hopes good form could see him follow in footsteps of of some of the Portuguese club's legends

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has explained that the idea of lifting the Champions League trophy in June is already in the minds of his Gunners players ahead of their round-of-16 clash

All 20 Premier League clubs are set for an emergency meeting later this month in a bid to thrash out a £900m financial package for the English Football League (EFL)

Porto are set to host Arsenal in the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie tomorrow and goalkeeper Diogo Costa is feeling confident about their chances

Manchester United held on for a 2-1 win away to Luton after Rasmus Hojlund's early double but manager Erik ten Hag still had reservations despite a fourth straight victory

LUTON 1-2 MAN UTD: Rasmus Hojlund's early brace was enough for Manchester United to beat Luton, with the Danish striker having scored seven goals in his last six Premier League games

Arsenal have been benefiting from Declan Rice's expert set-piece delivery after Mikel Arteta handed his midfielder the responsibility following their winter break training camp

Cole Palmer makes his first return to Manchester City this weekend since signing for Chelsea last summer and Mauricio Pochettino has revealed his stance on celebration from the winger should he score

Declan Rice has shone for Arsenal since joining from West Ham last summer - but Mikel Arteta could sign another midfield star that would allow the England ace off the leash

Arsenal have emerged as surprise potential destination for 25-year-old France international Kylian Mbappe, despite lingering interest from Real Madrid and Liverpool

Roy Hodgson's second spell at Crystal Palace is set to come to an end imminently, but the former England and Liverpool manager is currently in hospital after being taken ill during training

COLUMN: Only half of the Premier League teams attended a dinner set up for talks with Championship clubs; PLUS: Wayne Rooney could be set for a fresh punditry role

Jose Mourinho turned down the opportunity to manage England with the former Chelsea, Manchester United, and Real Madrid boss insisting he would have ended the Three Lions' decades of hurt