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Arsenal won four of their last five league games prior to the international break, with their only defeat coming against Liverpool. Bukayo Saka has been in ...

Palace held leaders Manchester City to a 0-0 draw before the break, allowing Liverpool to close the gap at the top, and the Eagles then followed that performance with an equally impressive 4-0 demolition of Everton in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Arsenal won four of their last five league games prior to the international break, with their only defeat coming against Liverpool. Bukayo Saka has been in terrific form but was forced to pull out of the England squad after contracting Covid. The winger has since returned to training and has been deemed fit to start. Arsenal are currently in fifth, level on points with Tottenham, but still boast two games in hand meaning the final Champions League spot remains theirs to lose as we enter the latter stages of the season.

Crystal Palace vs Arsenal may rank a fair way down the list of spiciest London derbies, but Monday night's clash does rank as the biggest Patrick Vieira ...

Even if you have subscribed to the relevant Crystal Palace vs Arsenal live stream rights holders, you won't be able to access them when outside your own country. The show won't be available straight after the programme finishes its live broadcast. talkSPORT is the only commercial radio broadcaster with live Premier League football rights. If you have a Virgin TiVo box and access to BT or Sky, you can watch on-the-go through Virgin's TV Anywhere app. You can add it to your BT package for £40 per month. Make sure you know how to watch a Crystal Palace vs Arsenal live stream wherever you are. Here are the best Now TV deals live right now. Arsenal, meanwhile, have surged into fourth place and look a good bet for a return to the Champions League next season. Zaha, a one-time Arsenal target, and Olise face late fitness tests. The England man is one of two changes Mikel Arteta makes to his Gunners side which beat Aston Villa 1-0 a fortnight ago, as Nuno Tavares replaces the injured Kieran Tierney at left-back. Wilfried Zaha starts after recovering from an injury picked up on international duty with Ivory Coast. Eze, Odsonne Edouard and Christian Benteke start on the bench. Crystal Palace vs Arsenal may rank a fair way down the list of spiciest London derbies, but Monday night's clash does rank as the biggest Patrick Vieira derby going.

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Speaking of close games: Arsenal dodged a bullet last week, finishing off Aston Villa 1-0. Crystal Palace managed to walk away from the road leg against Arsenal with a draw. Craving even more coverage of the world's game?

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Palace have only picked up one win in their last nine league outings against the Gunners. Bukayo Saka has been incredible throughout the season and deservedly won plenty of plaudits for the teenager's displays. With 10 games to go, the Gunners are level on points with their North London neighbours but have two games-in-hand over Spurs including tonight's match against Patrick Vieira's side. Arsenal have gone three consecutive matches with two or fewer goals. No on both teams to score is 10/11. The Gunners have finished 14 league matches with three or more total goals while for the Eagles it is 15.

The original fixture was postponed amid a COVID-19 outbreak in the Arsenal camp. The two teams have since moved into good positions in the Premier League table ...

I don’t forget this and I think it is not right to speak about fair or unfair.” “If someone want to speak about fair or unfair. Yes, If we speak about fair or unfair, okay, and, I stop.

Mikel Arteta must decide on who his first choice right-back will be between Cedric Soares and the returning Takehiro Tomiyasu.

What's important is that me and Tomiyasu have a natural, positive relationship and we both want to help the team in every moment. Nonetheless he insists that despite the rivalry for a starting spot that they’re on good terms. “He was fit in the last one or two weeks but the coach kept me on the team.

In today's Fiver: A tale of two brooding former Arsenal midfielders and get well soon, Louis van Gaal.

That way the players won’t be able to hear the hoarse boos and rasping gasps of dismay” – Steve Malone. But what happens to the extra minutes played at the end of the first half? “It’s mindless, thuggish behaviour and it has no place in any civilised society,” added the Scottish first minister. While the outcome of tonight’s game looks tough to call, your neutral Fiver is looking forward to a spicy and feisty affair. “When a match gets to 90 minutes and there’s five additional minutes, we all say the game was 95 minutes long. And make sure that everyone is fine and look forward to the challenge that we have ahead.” This is the part of the game we wanted to improve, being aggressive. People might think: ‘What are you talking about?’ But to come back from where I was at, in a dark place, makes it special” – Phil Jones talks to Donald McRae about playing for Manchester United again, and coping with injuries and online abuse. With their own occasionally brooding former Gunners midfielder in charge and no shortage of talented young whippersnappers among their ranks, Crystal Palace resemble a kind of Gooners-Lite. Comfortably ensconced in mid-table, they could actually be a lot higher were it not for their pre-Christmas predilection for failing to get the results their often excellent performances deserved. It’s part of the DNA of Crystal Palace.” They went on to provoke much tittering among the punditocracy with defeats in their next two games, leaving them with a UK-at-Eurovision-esque “nul points” going into the season’s first international break. And where once that process might have seemed a mite indefinable, it turns out it involved nothing more complicated than getting a few well coached old pros and lots of exciting young tyros to gad about in a specific way.

Arsenal tried to get back into the game as Arteta opted for six attacking players on the pitch for the final 25 minutes, but as Zaha was brought down by Martin ...

Wilfried Zaha won the penalty and then scored from the spot to seal the win for Crystal Palace! What a performance and what a night for Crystal Palace! The stadium is bouncing! Eddie Nketiah is on for Cedric in yet another attacking change for Arsenal. They've got six attacking players on the pitch to try and salvage something from this game. The best chance of the game for Arsenal so far and they failed to take advantage. He's on for Nuno Tavares who struggled in the first half. Is this the worst performance from Arsenal since their cup defeat to Nottingham Forest? Certainly the worst Arsenal have played since Forest. Worst in the league since Everton. Wilfried Zaha is brought down by Martin Odegaard in the box and after some hesitation, Paul Tierney points to the spot! As for Arsenal, they take a big hit to their top-four hopes as they miss out on the opportunity to climb back above Spurs and into the Champions League spots. Martin Odegaard finds the ball at his feet inside the box but he scuffs his finish and puts the ball wide. Then we accept it, look ourselves in the mirror and look to the next game. "The players were tired but the big difference is the atmosphere and the fans behind the players." First of all, we need to put our hands up and get the criticism we deserve. "They got on top of it and had a good atmosphere and we could not get out.

Mikel Arteta's side were distinctly second best and the disastrous manner of their defeat will have been celebrated as much in Tottenham as it was in ...

you have to win duels and second balls and be aggressive and we were none of those and top of that we were really poor on the ball. The game was up for Arsenal but a combination of dogged Palace defending and misfortune denied them a late consolation. They’d have took that from the six games away from home. It is time to accept the criticism, put your hand up and apologise because this performance was not good enough for this club and then react.” There was a split-second when Selhurst held its collective breath as the Ghanaian advanced but the striker renowned for his lack of goals finished with impressive assuredness. It was a stunning night for him, less so for Arteta. With Antonio Conte’s Tottenham gathering momentum, Arsenal can ill-afford any more performances like this. Meanwhile, Aaron Ramsdale’s pinpoint kicking was a yard off, Ben White was transported back to that unhappy August debut in Brentford and the newly-prolific Thomas Partey was back to air-kicking speculative shots. The only surprise when Jean-Philippe Mateta opened the scoring was that it had not come sooner than the 14th minute. Odegaard made a cleaner connection with his next significant moment of the match. Crystal Palace were magnificent and well-deserving of a handsome win that boosts their top-half chances and builds momentum towards an FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea. But they were up against the chaotic Arsenal of last season, not the composed version of this. That suddenly appears to be a problem position for the Gunners, with Arteta ominously admitting pre-match that Kieran Tierney’s knee injury, sustained while playing for Scotland last week, is “not looking good”. Arsenal were dealt another injury blow during the game with Partey forced off late on. Instead, the players and supporters began as they left off, dizzying their opponents through sheer intensity on the pitch and raucous noise off it.

Get a report of the Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal 2021-22 English Premier League football match.

Arsenal's 3-0 loss to Crystal Palace tonight was a “snap the wristband” match. Growing up playing sports, we would say that as a reminder to ourselves to ...

It was also naive from Ødegaard and not the first time this season he’s put in an ill-advised challenge in the box to concede a penalty. Kieran Tierney may be out for the season. The side is thin, especially and unfortunately at the positions those three guys play. The game highlighted the need for summer signings. The loss is whatever, honestly. The Gunners had two penalty shouts not given. Ødegaard missed the target from a similar distance. Cedric was kicking the ball to nobody in particular. Eddie Nketiah put one off the the crossbar. I don’t want to pick on Tavares too much because he’s young, inexperienced, and put into a tough spot, but he’s not up for it right now. Growing up playing sports, we would say that as a reminder to ourselves to let bad performances and results go and to look forward to the next one. For all their dominance of the play, Palace created two chances.

The scoreline at Selhurst Park did not flatter an impressive Palace, who continue to improve under former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira, with the victory ...

Their wastefulness proved costly as Wilfried Zaha put the game to bed with a penalty 16 minutes from time. Arsenal improved after the break, with Emile Smith Rowe and Martin Odegaard missing big chances to get their team back into the match. Arsenal were put to the sword in the first half by the clinical hosts, with goals from forwards Jean-Philippe Mateta and Jordan Ayew giving Palace a deserved 2-0 interval lead.

The Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, said his players did not heed his warnings before the 3-0 defeat with Kieran Tierney possibly out for the rest of the ...

“We lost Kieran, we lost Thomas now and that’s it. “We discussed it just before kick-off, the way you win here is when you compete the way you should. “We were late to every ball, we were soft in the duels and we didn’t earn the right to play.

Arsenal's hopes of securing a top-four Premier League finish this season were dealt a blow as the below-par visitors suffered a 3-0 defeat against rampant ...

Then we accept it, look ourselves in the mirror and look to the next game. We needed a big team performance and we did it so we're really pleased. "I'm really proud," Vieira told Sky Sports. "We defended well and took our chances. Their wastefulness proved costly as Wilfried Zaha put the game to bed with a penalty 16 minutes from time. "First of all we need to put our hands up and get the criticism we deserve. "I apologise to our supporters.

With injuries piling up, Arsenal's defeat at Crystal Palace suggests that Mikel Arteta's preference for a small, tightknit squad could backfire.

Zaha burst forward and was clipped in the box by Martin Odegaard, earning a penalty he dispatched moments after Partey hobbled off injured, holding his thigh. Tavares was perhaps unfortunate to be singled out at the break given the Gunners' collective malaise, a decision that feels bigger in the context of Tierney's likely absence. Arteta has other options at left-back, namely midfielder Granit Xhaka, who deputised there in the second half, and Cedric Soares, who could switch from right-back if Takehiro Tomiyasu returns from a calf injury. This time, on his first start since, he was withdrawn at the interval and by that stage, Arsenal had already thrown in the towel. We didn't have any dominance, any sequences of play where we could take control of the game and we conceded two poor goals as well, so overall it is unacceptable, put our hand up, apologise, regroup and tomorrow is a new day." A spirited Palace side brutally exploited Arsenal's shortcomings in a showing that raises serious questions about the Gunners' durability in the race for a Premier League top-four finish.

Get a report of the Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal 2021-22 English Premier League football match.

The Ghana midfielder picked up the injury during Arsenal's 3-0 defeat at Crystal Palace on Monday evening.

I think from the first minute we wanted to put pressure on them and not allow them time on the ball. It’s what we have, it’s the numbers that we have. Arteta told the Arsenal website: “I don’t know, but he [Partey] felt something in the same area that he got injured previously, so it’s a big concern.

Arsenal's strength will be tested in their fight for top four as two more key names are added to their injury list.

If you have two players fighting for one position, the level of improvement becomes higher for both. His last league game was a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City on New Year’s Day. He added: “Now at Arsenal we have two or three options in every position.

All the latest Arsenal news and rumours as they happen throughout Tuesday following the disappointing defeat to Crystal Palace.

The Gunners do have game in hand, however. It is not all about on-pitch issues though! The result leaves Arsenal in fifth place, level on points with Tottenham in fourth place.

Arsenal defender Kieran Tierney has been ruled out for the rest of the season, The Athletic understands.It is understood that he will have surgery later ...

Arteta confirmed that Tierney had returned to Arsenal with a knee problem following his exploits for Scotland during the international break. Granit Xhaka was then moved to left-back. He has made 25 appearances across all competitions this season.

Here's the latest from our medical team following our match against Crystal Palace on Monday evening. Read on to find out more: Kieran Tierney Left knee.

However, it is likely that Kieran will now miss the remainder of this season. This procedure will take place in London in the forthcoming days. Left knee.

Arsenal have announced that defender Kieran Tierney will undergo surgery on a knee injury and is likely to miss the rest of the season.

Speaking after Monday's loss to Palace, Arteta said: "He is seeing the specialist tomorrow and we will know more the extent of the injury. However, it is likely that Kieran will now miss the remainder of this season. "Further assessments and scans have confirmed that Kieran has damaged his left knee.

Arsenal have confirmed that Kieran Tierney requires surgery on a knee injury which will keep him out for the rest of the season.

Arsenal left back Kieran Tierney is set to miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury that requires an operation.

Tierney's absence could prove to be a big blow to Arsenal's chances of qualifying for the Champions League, with manager Mikel Arteta not having a senior backup at left back. “However, it is likely that Kieran will now miss the remainder of this season.” Arsenal left back Kieran Tierney is set to miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury that requires an operation.

Arsenal left back Kieran Tierney is set to miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury that requires an operation.

Tierney's absence could prove to be a big blow to Arsenal's chances of qualifying for the Champions League, with manager Mikel Arteta not having a senior backup at left back. “However, it is likely that Kieran will now miss the remainder of this season.” Arsenal left back Kieran Tierney is set to miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury that requires an operation.

The former Arsenal head of recruitment Sven Mislintat could hand his former club a huge favour this summer as they attempt to cope with a major injury ...

Whilst the Greek could likely have a friendly word in the defender’s ear, another Stuttgart employee might also be able to help Arsenal should they revive their interest. Arsenal released a statement confirming that he will undergo surgery for the problem and is now likely to miss the remainder of the campaign. Whilst he would likely want to rake in as high a price as possible for one of Stuttgart’s prized assets, his previous relationship with Arsenal could see the Gunners emerge as potential frontrunners for Sosa. Again, a deal will not be cheap, with the defender having three years left to run on his current deal, but it could certainly be one that the Gunners explore in the continued absence of Tierney.

Partey to limped off with an injury during Arsenal's defeat to Crystal Palace, Meaning Sambi Lokonga will play a crucial part in the Gunners' Champions League ...

But that is to be expected with his age and the fact that he has never played English football before this season. The youngster will be crucial in the final weeks of the season if Arsenal are to achieve Champions League football for next season. His statistics this season already prove that he is capable of doing a solid job for the Gunners.

Arsenal are exploring the terms to sign Leandro Paredes but trail Tottenham Hotspur, who the Paris Saint-Germain ace snubbed in the January transfer sales.

Massimiliano Allegri is a very keen admirer of the defensive midfielder, making a return to Italy highly possible. The Bianconeri explored signing the €5m-a-season (£80k-a/w) ace in January, but the Serie A side could not agree to terms. Paris Saint-Germain currently plan to value Paredes at €25m (£21m), should any club try to open negotiations.