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Arsenal ease past Slavia to reach Europa semis ​ By IANS | ​ 3 Views   Arsenal ease past Slavia to reach Europa semis.(Photo:Arsenal Twitter). Image Source: IANS News London, April 16 : Arsenal turned on the style to ease past Slavia Prague and set up a Europa League semi-final tie against former head coach Unai Emery's Villarreal. With the tie finely-poised following a 1-1 home draw a week ago, the Gunners put in one of their best showings under Mikel Arteta to win 4-0 in Prague, DPA reported. Nicolas Pepe opened the scoring as his fine Europa League campaign continues, with an Alex...

They had not lost at home since November 2019 when Inter Milan were victorious, a run of 30 matches without tasting defeat. Meanwhile only Nice and Rangers had managed to even score at the Sinobo Stadium in European competition this season – but Arsenal made a mockery of those statistics. Mikel Arteta had wanted his side to be more clinical (Petr David Josek/AP) After wasting a hatful of good chances in the first leg, Arteta called for his side to be more clinical. They dispatched Sheffield United in the Premier League on Sunday with a comfortable 3-0 win and, with Emile Smith Rowe in for G...

Thomas Partey drops Instagram hint over Mikel Arteta's Arsenal team selection vs Slavia Prague Arsenal travel to the Czech Republic on Thursday evening to lock horns with Slavia Prague in the second leg of their UEFA Europa League quarter-final clash Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Arsenal will be looking to progress to the semi-...

Mikel Arteta says he has not even considered the possibility of Arsenal missing out on European football next season as he prepares for the trip to Slavia Prague

UPDATE: Iron Maiden have again been forced to reschedule the European leg of their ongoing 'Legacy of the Beast' tour. Due to the pandemic, the original 2020 run was pushed to 2021 and now those dates have been postponed as well with new 2022 dates now available. See the itinerary at the bottom of the page. Iron Maiden, like many, have been monitoring coronavirus regulations as it relates to their 2020 tour plans. Now manager Rod Smallwood has issued a new statement, revealing that the band will not tour in 2020, but adding that many of their scheduled "Legacy of the Beast" shows have been mo...