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Copyright 2022 The Arsenal Football Club plc. And if you didn't get your hands on a ticket, then you can still watch all the action by streaming the game live here on Arsenal.com and our official app, priced at just £5.99 for UK viewers. We finish off our pre-season preparations on Saturday afternoon when we host Sevilla in the Emirates Cup, and if you can't make it to the stadium then the next best place to watch the game is right here on Arsenal.com and the official app.
Arsenal end their 2022/23 preseason campaign with an Emirates Cup final showdown against La Liga giants Sevilla on July 30.
Arsenal swarm the Sevilla back line as they look to play out from defence and Bono's error gifts Saka a simple finish. Captain Odegaard drags an effort wide before Zinchenko dashes back to snuff out a Sevilla break. — — Two goals each for Saka and Jesus as Arteta's hosts have torn Sevilla to shreds in North London with the latter bagging his first Emirates Stadium goals as an Arsenal player. 5th min.: A bright start from Arsenal's new stars Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus in the opening minutes as the hosts press high against Sevilla from the off. 0 0 0 With a team still discovering its place in the Premier League pecking order, a fresh approach towards the captaincy is a positive step, as Arteta and Odegaard look to the future. Arsenal confirmed their decision to name Martin Odegaard as their new permanent club captain ahead of the Emirates Cup final kickoff in a major show of faith from Arteta. The home side looked to pick up where they left off after the restart, as another poacher's finish from Jesus secured a hat trick for the Brazilian, and substitute Eddie Nketiah wrapped it up in the dying minutes.
Arsenal recently announced the signing of Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City and he's already proving to be a hit at the Emirates Stadium.
GABRIEL JESUS GETS HIS 2ND TO MAKE IT 3-0 TO THE ARSENAL 15 MINUTES IN— Gabriel Jesus Prop (@TheJesusZone) pic.twitter.com/ctDLAKInjF July 30, 2022 Video: Jesus’ second goal vs Sevilla Gabriel Jesus controls the cross-field pass, before getting on the end of Granit Xhaka’s cutback to score his first Emirates Stadium goal for Arsenal. 😍— afcstuff (@afcstuff) #afc pic.twitter.com/92FPmOj9VC July 30, 2022
The Norwegian midfielder has been handed the men's first-team armband ahead of the 2022/23 season.
Copyright 2022 The Arsenal Football Club plc. We wish Martin every success as our captain. We are delighted to announce that Martin Odegaard has been named our new men’s first-team captain.
SportsBrief.com News ☆ Norwegian attacker Martin Odegaard has been appointed as Arsenal's new skipper ahead of the soon-to-start season, taking over from ...
The 23-year-old Norwegian international will have his first taste as Arsenal skipper against Sevilla in the annual Emirates Cup on Saturday, July 30. Odegaard, formerly of Real Madrid, initially joined the Gunners on loan before going on to sign a permanent deal with the Emirates Stadium outfit and will lead Arsenal in the forthcoming season. Premier League side Arsenal have appointed Norwegian midfielder Martin Odegaard as the club's new captain ahead of the 2022-23 season.
How Arsenal got on in the first half of their Emirates Cup pre-season friendly clash against Sevilla at the Emirates Stadium.
Gabriel Jesus: A bit of a surprise that he did not take the penalty. Bukayo Saka: Won the penalty from which he scored and made no mistake when the ball was presented to him from close range to double his tally. Ben White: Was a bit sloppy in possession at times, lost the ball in a dangerous area shortly after Arsenal had taken the lead and would have been relieved to see it lead to nothing.
Martin Odegaard has been confirmed as the new Arsenal captain. The midfielder takes over the armband on a formal basis ahead of the 2022/23 campaign having ...
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A statement on the club's website read: "We are delighted to announce that Martin Odegaard has been named our new men's first-team captain. "The 23-year-old has ...
Although Alexandre Lacazette assumed the role as Arsenal's foremost leader, the Gunners didn't officially name a new club captain after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was stripped from the role in December of last year. Have you been following England's progress to the final of the Women's Euros? Been cheering on Lionesses captain Leah Williamson, tournament joint-top scorer Beth Mead and the other Arsenal players taking part? Although only 23, Odegaard is already the captain of his country and the Norwegian will be looking to use that experience to help lead Arsenal to new heights.
Why did Arteta pick Odegaard? Former Real Madrid midfielder Odegaard joined Arsenal in January 2021, initially on a loan deal as he struggled for regular ...
But it is a great recognition and a great declaration of trust. Arsenal have announced that Martin Odegaard has been appointed as the club's new captain. I feel like I'm doing the same things.
Arsenal left-back Nuno Tavares has joined Marseille on a season-long loan, the Premier League club have announced.
An Arsenal statement read: "Everyone at Arsenal wishes Nuno all the best this coming season with Marseille. The 22-year-old Portuguese made 28 appearances in all competitions last season after joining the Gunners from Benfica in the summer of 2021. Arsenal left-back Nuno Tavares has joined Marseille on a season-long loan, the Premier League club have announced.
Norwegian midfielder Martin Odegaard has been named Arsenal's new captain ahead of the 2022-23 season, the Premier League club announced on Saturday.
"He represents the values of this football club, of his team mates, of the staff. I'm proud to announce him as captain," Arteta said after the win. That's a big achievement for me and it's nice to be part of such a good team, so I'm going to enjoy that," Odegaard said.
Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko will make their home debuts from the start in this afternoon in today's Emirates Cup game against Sevilla.
Copyright 2022 The Arsenal Football Club plc. To watch all the action, find out how to stream the game on Arsenal.com and the official app. Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko will make their home debuts from the start in this afternoon in today's Emirates Cup game against Sevilla.
How Arsenal got on in their Emirates Cup pre-season friendly clash against Sevilla at the Emirates Stadium.
Bukayo Saka: Was on the receiving end of a painful-looking tackle from Marcus Acuna right at the start of the second half, but was fine to continue. Granit Xhaka: Took up some advanced positions, had every right to question why a teammate wasn't on the end of his ball across the face of goal. Martin Odegaard: Not as effective in the second half and, in truth, was a little wasteful in front of goal as he spurned two decent chances in quick succession. Produced some crisp passes and almost claimed an assist for Granit Xhaka with a lofted ball over the top. William Saliba: Another confident showing from the young Frenchman. Cool as a cucumber in possession, always in the right place at the right time. Ben White: Brought the ball out of defence a lot more after the break, was willing to show support in attack and came very close to scoring the goal of the game but looped his effort a yard wide of the post.
Bukayo Saka gave the Gunners the lead from the penalty spot on 10 minutes after being shoved in the back by Karim Rekik, brother of young Gunner Omar.
Our new number 14 tapped into an empty net having been set up by Martinelli who had sprung the offside trap thanks to a fine pass by Xhaka. Arsenal were well on top by the time we added a fifth, Jesus rounding off his hat-trick by clipping home from close range after a half-cleared corner fell to him. — afcstuff (@afcstuff)July 30, 2022 — afcstuff (@afcstuff)July 30, 2022 — afcstuff (@afcstuff)July 30, 2022 — afcstuff (@afcstuff)July 30, 2022
Martin Odegaard didn't have to wait long to get his hands on silverware after being named captain by Mikel Arteta. The official announcement that the ...
We have had different conditions as well, we were in Germany and we had to acclimatise with the weather there, and we went to the US and it was the same, now we play with different context and atmosphere as well, so in general I feel like the team is prepared. He gives us a different option to play within the role in different spaces, and I’m really happy to have him. He’s a perfectionist and a really demanding boy, I know him so well, and after that he brings qualities that we didn’t have in the squad. He’s used to winning - winning is the only thing and winning in the right way. He’s also the captain of his national team and I think it was the right call, and I’m proud to announce that because I think he’s a really good person to deliver that commitment to the club. Obviously, we have recruited Oleks in that position and we have Kieran as well, which is two really strong players in that position, and we believe that Nuno’s best solution was to do that. You cannot do that if players at the front are walking, they are not tracking, they don't have that instinct and that intention to provoke things that we want and Gabby is phenomenal at that. Now we are using him as a nine, he can play as a winger, off the left and the right. You can see the way they look for him on the pitch, on and off the ball, and what he's able to transmit as well on that pitch so I am really happy. We prepared to play against a team that has been very, very successful in the last few years, that has a huge European experience and we wanted a different test. The moment we give it away it's about how the team reacts, how compact we are, how willing we are when that press is beaten to get back and be compact again. Te games you have to play within the game is something different and it's good preparation for us, and there were many moments within the game that went for us.
Every word from the manager's post-match press conference after we beat Sevilla 6-0 to win the Emirates Cup.
We have had different conditions as well, we were in Germany and we had to acclimatise with the weather there, and we went to the US and it was the same, now we play with different context and atmosphere as well, so in general I feel like the team is prepared. He gives us a different option to play within the role in different spaces, and I’m really happy to have him. He’s a perfectionist and a really demanding boy, I know him so well, and after that he brings qualities that we didn’t have in the squad. He’s used to winning - winning is the only thing and winning in the right way. He’s also the captain of his national team and I think it was the right call, and I’m proud to announce that because I think he’s a really good person to deliver that commitment to the club. Obviously, we have recruited Oleks in that position and we have Kieran as well, which is two really strong players in that position, and we believe that Nuno’s best solution was to do that. You cannot do that if players at the front are walking, they are not tracking, they don't have that instinct and that intention to provoke things that we want and Gabby is phenomenal at that. Now we are using him as a nine, he can play as a winger, off the left and the right. You can see the way they look for him on the pitch, on and off the ball, and what he's able to transmit as well on that pitch so I am really happy. We prepared to play against a team that has been very, very successful in the last few years, that has a huge European experience and we wanted a different test. The moment we give it away it's about how the team reacts, how compact we are, how willing we are when that press is beaten to get back and be compact again. Te games you have to play within the game is something different and it's good preparation for us, and there were many moments within the game that went for us.
After seeing his side thrash Sevilla 6-0 in front of a packed Emirates Stadium, Mikel Arteta was delighted to see the connection between the players and the ...
We have had different conditions as well, we were in Germany and we had to acclimatise with the weather there, and we went to the US and it was the same, now we play with different context and atmosphere as well, so in general I feel like the team is prepared. He gives us a different option to play within the role in different spaces, and I’m really happy to have him. He’s a perfectionist and a really demanding boy, I know him so well, and after that he brings qualities that we didn’t have in the squad. He’s used to winning - winning is the only thing and winning in the right way. He’s also the captain of his national team and I think it was the right call, and I’m proud to announce that because I think he’s a really good person to deliver that commitment to the club. Obviously, we have recruited Oleks in that position and we have Kieran as well, which is two really strong players in that position, and we believe that Nuno’s best solution was to do that. You cannot do that if players at the front are walking, they are not tracking, they don't have that instinct and that intention to provoke things that we want and Gabby is phenomenal at that. Now we are using him as a nine, he can play as a winger, off the left and the right. You can see the way they look for him on the pitch, on and off the ball, and what he's able to transmit as well on that pitch so I am really happy. We prepared to play against a team that has been very, very successful in the last few years, that has a huge European experience and we wanted a different test. The moment we give it away it's about how the team reacts, how compact we are, how willing we are when that press is beaten to get back and be compact again. Te games you have to play within the game is something different and it's good preparation for us, and there were many moments within the game that went for us.
The 22-year-old Portuguese made 28 appearances in all competitions last season after joining the Gunners from Benfica in the summer of 2021.
Wishing you all the best on loan,@NunoTavares👊 The 22-year-old Portuguese made 28 appearances in all competitions last season after joining the Gunners from Benfica in the summer of 2021. Opportunities may have been more limited this season with Kieran Tierney manager Mikel Arteta’s first-choice left-back and another option in the position, Oleksandr Zinchenko, having recently joined the club.
Martin Odegaard featured in Arsenal's 6-0 win over Sevilla in the Emirates Cup on Saturday afternoon.
That’s a big achievement for me and it’s nice to be part of such a good team, so I’m going to enjoy that," Odegaard continued. We are looking forward to starting the league now, so let's go. "Of course I was happy, proud and grateful for the trust and for him wanting me to be the captain.
Gabriel Jesus continued his white-hot preseason form as he scored a hat trick in Arsenal's 6-0 victory over Sevilla in the Emirates Cup on Saturday.
I'm proud to announce him as captain." That's a big achievement for me and it's nice to be part of such a good team, so I'm going to enjoy that." He's respected by everyone inside the club.
Oleksandr Zinchenko became Arsenal's fifth summer signing after joining the club in a £32million deal from Manchester City.
He gives us a different option to play within the role in different spaces, and I’m really happy to have him." He’s used to winning - winning is the only thing and winning in the right way," Arteta told reporters. Following the 6-0 victory, Zinchenko posed for pictures with fans that had brought a huge Ukraine flag to the ground as a sign of support.
Odegaard commented on the announcement that he will take the club captaincy ahead of the 2022/23 season, as well as previewing the Gunners' Premier League ...
We are looking forward to starting again, its always nice to get back to playing important games again, so its going to be nice and hopefully we can get a good start." "That’s a big achievement for me and it’s nice to be part of such a good team, so I’m going to enjoy that. Arsenal's new £45million striker Gabriel Jesus put on a brilliant show as the Brazilian bagged a hat-trick, with Bukayo Saka scoring twice and Eddie Nketiah adding a sixth goal just minutes before the end of the game.
A Gabriel Jesus hat-trick stole the show on his first outing in front of his home supporters, while a brace from Bukayo Saka and an Eddie Nketiah strike rounded ...
We have had different conditions as well, we were in Germany and we had to acclimatise with the weather there, and we went to the US and it was the same, now we play with different context and atmosphere as well, so in general I feel like the team is prepared. He gives us a different option to play within the role in different spaces, and I’m really happy to have him. He’s a perfectionist and a really demanding boy, I know him so well, and after that he brings qualities that we didn’t have in the squad. He’s used to winning - winning is the only thing and winning in the right way. He’s also the captain of his national team and I think it was the right call, and I’m proud to announce that because I think he’s a really good person to deliver that commitment to the club. Obviously, we have recruited Oleks in that position and we have Kieran as well, which is two really strong players in that position, and we believe that Nuno’s best solution was to do that. You cannot do that if players at the front are walking, they are not tracking, they don't have that instinct and that intention to provoke things that we want and Gabby is phenomenal at that. Now we are using him as a nine, he can play as a winger, off the left and the right. You can see the way they look for him on the pitch, on and off the ball, and what he's able to transmit as well on that pitch so I am really happy. We prepared to play against a team that has been very, very successful in the last few years, that has a huge European experience and we wanted a different test. The moment we give it away it's about how the team reacts, how compact we are, how willing we are when that press is beaten to get back and be compact again. Te games you have to play within the game is something different and it's good preparation for us, and there were many moments within the game that went for us.
Sky Sports football journalist Sam Blitz: This is the first captaincy decision made by Arteta, who wore the Gunners armband himself between 2014 and his ...
But Arteta has been keen to stress that, irrespective of their squad status, everyone will have to do their bit in the dressing room. Alexandre Lacazette led that group but left the club in June. Kieran Tierney, Rob Holding and Odegaard were also understood to be part of that team of players. While Arteta, as he describes Odegaard now, was a well-respected member of the dressing room under Arsene Wenger, the Spaniard was not always a first-choice option in midfield.