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Five reasons to attend an Arsenal football game
Here's everything you need to know about attending an Arsenal football match featuring one of the greatest football clubs the world has ever seen! Titan club Arsenal compete in the England Premier League against other giant clubs including arch-rivals Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City, and Manchester City; in the Champions League against European clubs Barcelona, Celtic, Real Madrid, Juve, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich; the FA Cup; EFL Cup; and other tournaments.
1 Arsenal can win a treble this campaign
There is no doubt that titan Premier League club Arsenal have the credentials and talent to win a historic treble, the Premier League, the FA Cup, and the Champions League in the 2016-17 season. In third place, Arsenal are already looking like formidable contenders in the Premier League title race again this year, even if Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur enjoy a 1 and 2 point advantage at the top the EPL Table respectively. Fresh from a 2-0 Champions League win over Basel, Arsenal confidently go into their next Champions League match against Ludogoret Razgrad on October 19th at Emirates Stadium in London in a stern test of their European credentials boosted by the knowledge that the European trophy is realistically within their grasp this campaign. Again this season Arsenal are in serious contention for success on three fronts and have a great chance of giving a massive challenge going forward in the FA Cup, Champions League, EFL Cup, and English Premier League. Wenger has absolute faith in his side’s ability to compete on multiple fronts, previously stating that his team has what it takes to win with a bit of luck if the Gunners are exceptional. Arsenal could claim a three trophy haul this season if the North London side keep up their present form and do not have any bad injuries.
Manchester United are the only English Premier League club to have completed the traditional treble of the European Cup, league title and FA Cup to date. Arsenal look to win their first Premier League title since the 2003-04 season. “I think the team has a good mentality, a good level of humility, and a good togetherness,” said Wenger.2 Arsene Wenger, Arsenal manager
The Gunners’ elegant manager, Arsene Wenger is considered to be Arsenal’s finest manager ever, and one of the greatest managers in Premier League history. Wenger who is a legend at Arsenal celebrated his incredible 20 years in charge of the North London titan club on Sunday.. Wenger believes his side is capable of winning the treble if they continue to enjoy an exceptional and steady remainder of the season. Looking back, Frenchman Wenger picked the 2006 Champions League final defeat to Barcelona as the worst moment in his career as Gunners boss. Wenger reflected on his biggest regret with the club that occurred in the clash with Barca in the 2006 final in Paris as the Gunners were ahead throughout the battle until the last 13 minutes and were almost crowned European Champions.
3 Arsenal’s superstar side, new signings, and a new wave of exciting young talent
Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal side continue to demonstrate exceptional talent, a magnificent character, and great team spirit.
New Arsenal summer signing Granit Xhaka was voted the best deep lying midfielder in the German Bundesliga along with Xabi Alonso last season. Xhaka was one of the best players in the recently concluded Euros in France - a tough tackling midfielder. Rob Holding looks promising! Chuba Akpom is another promising addition. Rob Holding was voted Bolton’s best player last season in the Championship. Serge Gnabry was voted the MVP player of the Olympics with Germany in Rio. Alex Iwobi will have his full season with Arsenal. The English international duo of Theo Walcott and Chamberlein are formidable. Ozil, Alexis Sanchez, Santi Cazorla and Aaron Ramsey are sure to have a fabulous season. Cazorla is considered to be the chief magician at The Emirates these days. Ramsey just had his best ever spell as a footballer in the Euros. And Mesut Ozil is in his best form ever!
4 Enjoy Gunner-esque style football magic with Arsenal fans
The unity at the Emirates Stadium between loyal fans, club, and grateful football players is enormous – the supporters are fantastic to sit with as they passionately suffer the Gunners’ defeats and enjoy their glorious victories together. Arsenal supporters generate an intense energy as they watch the matches live. Be there in the midst of the electric energy in what is sure to be a season to remember for the Gunners.
Recently Arsenal fans’ journey to Burnley for a match was disrupted after their train collided with a herd of cattle ahead of the match. The Grand Central train collided with a the cows as fans aboard were traveling to Turf Moor for Sunday’s Premier League clash, hoping Arsenal would make it five straight league wins. Reportedly eight cows were killed crossing the track between London and Peterborough. One diehard Arsenal fan tweeted: ‘First game I’m missing in nearly 15 years and it’s cos a train hit a cow.’
5 Arsenal goals
Arsenal strikers score lots of goals – 33 goals have been scored in the Gunners’ last 10 home matches in all competitions – a stunning average of 3.3 goals! Arsenal has a full-boat of amazing world-class forwards who love to delight and dazzle Gunners fans by scoring goals – 30 so far this campaign. To date, Alexis Sanchez and Theo Walcott have each scored 5 Premier League goals. Santiago Cazorla, Laurent Koscielny, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Lucas Perez Martinez, Granit Zhaka, Mesut Ozil, and Olivier Giroud have all scored 2 goals.
Defender Laurent Koscielny’s late goal gave Arsenal a crucial victory and three points in the final minute of the Gunners’ 1-0 Premier League win against Burnley on the occasion of Arsene Wenger’s 20th anniversary with the giant club. The fifth reason to attend an Arsenal match is to watch the fantastic Arsenal footballers scoring goals galore. French international Koscielny's (£6.1m) dramatic stoppage-time winner against Burnley in Match Week 7 was his second of the season. His central defensive partner, Shkodran Mustafi (£6.0m) delivered 4 tackles and 16 clearances, blocks and interceptions in his fight with Burnley's Sam Vokes.
Arsenal’s top goal-scorers in history are Thierry Henry (175 goals), Ian Wright (104 goals), Robin Van Persie (96 goals), Dennis Bergkamp (87 goals), Robert Pires (62 goals), Theo Walcott (58 goals), Olivier Giroud (57 goals), Emmanue Adebayor (46 goals), Freddie Ljungberg (46 goals), Cesc Fabregas (35 goals), and Alexis Sanchez (33 goals).
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