UEL

Arteta ‘hurt’ by Arsenal’s Europa League exit

Manager Mikel Arteta has revealed his hurt after Arsenal crashed out of the Europa League at the hands of Olympiacos.

Arteta: Players need to put UEL defeat behind them

Mikel Arteta has called on his Arsenal players to ‘keep fighting’ for the remainder of the season after they were sensationally dumped out of the Europa League by Olympiakos.

Solskjaer full of praise for Ighalo after UEL success

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer described Odion Ighalo as a ‘natural striker’ after the on-loan Nigerian scored his first Manchester United goal in the Europa League drubbing of Club Brugge.

Arsenal's Mohamed Elneny (left) and Shkodran Mustafi during the training session at London Colney, Hertfordshire.

Elneny insists Arsenal can turn around form

Mohamed Elneny insists Arsenal can turn the corner and the squad know the gravity of their situation.

Zidane praises Real’s professionalism

Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane has praised the professionalism of his players after a much-changed team won 3-1 at Club Brugge in their final Champions League group fixture.

Ljungberg forced to name much-changed Arsenal lineup

Arsenal interim head coach Freddie Ljungberg admits recent injuries will put a strain on his squad as he prepares to name a much-changed side for Thursday’s Europa League clash with Standard Liege.

Pogba not yet ready for Man Utd return

Paul Pogba will again be absent when Manchester United take on AZ Alkmaar looking to top their Europa League group and build on the eye-catching victories against Tottenham and Manchester City.

Unai Emery in focus on another galling night for the Arsenal boss

Unai Emery’s position as Arsenal head coach remains hanging by a thread after Eintracht Frankfurt staged a comeback win.

Emery knows confidence is key to improving Arsenal’s results

Unai Emery admits his Arsenal players lack confidence but insists they are better than recent form suggests as they slipped to defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt.

Solskjaer takes positives from Astana defeat

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hailed Manchester United’s debutants despite the club’s youngest ever European side falling to defeat in Kazakhstan.