All news by author: John Cross

Gabriel is an injury doubt for Arsenal's crunch clash with Newcastle on Sunday, while Bukayo Saka has looked jaded in recent weeks and may need a rest ahead of the crucial title run-in

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is unconcerned by speculation surrounding the future of defender William Saliba, insisting the Gunners are determined to hold on to the Frenchman

Arsenal saw their top-four hopes go up in smoke at Newcastle last season, and another defeat on Tyneside would almost certainly spell the end of their title aspirations this term

There had been speculation EFL coverage could leave Sky Sports for a different broadcaster but a deal has been agreed to maintain the rights for another five years

Manchester United's loss at Brighton has slightly opened the door for Liverpool, who are trying to chase them down for fourth spot, with a return to the Champions League vital for the Red Devils

BRIGHTON 1-0 MANCHESTER UNITED: Alexis Mac Allister's last-gasp penalty sent the Seagulls fans into delirium and left the Red Devils twitchy about securing Champions League football

Manchester United were stunned by a 99th minute penalty from Alexis Mac Allister with Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi insisting afterwards: "There is a God of football"

JOHN CROSS COLUMN: After a week where the behaviour of Premier League coaches has again been in the headlines, one English coach is being hailed as a success abroad

Arsenal ended a run of four Premier League games without a win by brushing aside Chelsea 3-1 at the Emirates on Tuesday night, keeping their fading title hopes alive

Emmanuel Petit spotted Chelsea players arguing between themselves during the 3-1 defeat by Arsenal on Tuesday night, emphasising the job that lies ahead for the incoming manager

ARSENAL 3-1 CHELSEA: Frank Lampard's men were an absolute shambles as they sunk to a sixth straight defeat, but were fortunate Mikel Arteta's men didn't really put them to the sword

Erling Haaland notched his 50th goal of an incredible season as Manchester City moved top of the Premier League with a 2-1 win over Fulham on Sunday

FULHAM 1-2 MANCHESTER CITY: Julian Alvarez's wonderful strike and Erling Haaland's 34th Premier League goal of the season were enough to send Pep Guardiola's men top of the table with three points at Craven Cottage

Harry Kane was serenaded with chants of "we’ll see you in June, Harry Kane" by Manchester United fans with the Tottenham striker heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford this summer

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy called the Tottenham players in for a meeting this week after the Antonio Conte, Cristian Stellini and Newcastle debacles and humiliations

Manchester United boasted a two-goal lead against Tottenham on Thursday night before goals from Pedro Porro and Son Heung-min snatched a point for Ryan Mason's side

JOHN CROSS' COLUMN: After a week where the muddled handball law was back in the headlines, UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has summed up the confusion at the top of the game

Tottenham Hotspur fought back to draw 2-2 with Manchester United, with Pedro Porro and Son Heung-min scoring second-half goals after Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford put the Red Devils 2-0 up

The new worldwide FIFA licence is the central part of FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations with agents set to resit after failing the initial test

Arsenal fell to a disappointing defeat to Manchester City on Wednesday in what appears to be a bitter blow to their title bid, but Aaron Ramsdale has not given up hope yet

Arsenal headed to the Etihad as Manchester City's biggest title rivals, but the chasm between the two sides showed exactly how much work the Gunners have left to do

Arsenal will be attempting to halt the Manchester City momentum without the injured William Saliba as they head to the Etihad with Pep Guardiola set to ring the changes

Arsenal have led the Premier League for most of the season but the title is no longer in their hands ahead of a crunch top-of-the-table clash at the Etihad

Arsenal head to the Etihad after dropping points in their last three matches but Arteta is convinced they are ready to take on the Premier League champions

Ex-Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere hung up his boots aged 31 to pursue a career in coaching and he is making significant progress with the club's promising academy youngsters