An own-goal from Maxence Lacroix and Marc Guehi's late strike forced penalties at the Emirates as the Gunners set up a tie with Chelsea

Arsenal progress into the EFL Cup semi-final with an 8-7 penalty shootout victory after a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on Tuesday night.

A thrilling conclusion to our game against Wolves saw both teams score in stoppage time, but we ultimately came out on top to win 2-1, and you can see all the drama unfold in our match highlights.

Arsenal were not particularly convincing against Everton during their win over the weekend, but a former Liverpool player has come to their defense.

Own goal is Arsenal's saviour as the Premier League leaders edged out 20th-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 at the end of a frenetic final 10 minutes.

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Arsenal edge Wolves 2-1 in a dramatic Emirates clash, securing the top of the Premier League with crucial goals and relentless effort. Wolves managed to equalize late, but a Colombian defender Yerson Mosquera’s own goal restored Arsenal’s lead and sealed the home win.

The Gunners bounced back in the Premier League title race after losing to After Villa last weekend as they defeated Wolves by 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium. Catch the highlights below

Arsenal again rode their luck to a win, riding an unusual penalty to a 1-0 win over Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday,

Jake O’Brien will certainly not be tuning into the highlights for this clash anytime soon after his handball decided the game. A bizarre moment, while trying to defend a corner-kick, led to

Arsenal ensured they would be top of the Premier League at Christmas as they earned a 1-0 win at Everton - but it did not come without controversy.

Arsenal look to awaken from their attacking doldrums when they face Crystal Palace on Tuesday for the final semifinal spot in the 2025-26 League Cup competition.