Referee Dermot Gallagher sheds light on Arsenal's controversial disallowed goal against Aston Villa, which cost them points in the Premier League title race. Despite leading 2-0, the Gunners were denied a late winning goal due to a handball off of Kai Havertz, deemed accidental but still ruled as handball according to the law. Gallagher explains the decision on Sky Sports News' Ref Watch.
As Donald Trump prepares to take office for a second time as president, his 17-year-old granddaughter Kai Trump has been thrust into the spotlight. From her political debut at the Republican National Convention to her upcoming graduation and plans to play collegiate golf, here's a closer look at the lesser-known member of the Trump family. Despite the intense scrutiny and pressures that come with being part of such a controversial family, Kai remains just a normal teenager who sees her grandfather as a "normal grandpa" who gives them candy and soda behind their parents' backs.
In a feisty and dramatic FA Cup match, Manchester United emerged as the winners in a penalty shootout against Arsenal. Altay Bayindir, the stand-in goalkeeper, was the hero for United as he saved a penalty from Martin Odegaard in normal time and then again denied Kai Havertz in the shootout. The match was full of action as the holder played with ten men for over an hour and came out victorious with Joshua Zirkzee scoring the winning penalty for United.
After a disappointing FA Cup defeat to Manchester United on penalties, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta defended Kai Havertz and expressed his frustration at the team's inability to convert their many chances. The German forward, who had missed two big chances earlier in the game, also had the crucial penalty saved. Despite the loss, Arteta refused to commit to getting a new forward, highlighting the need for better finishing in front of goal.
Craig Burley warns that Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus could ultimately lead to Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta losing his job if they continue to underperform in crucial matches like their recent defeat against Newcastle United. The loss has dealt a blow to their title hopes and highlights their desperate need for a top-tier striker like Alexander Isak, whom they have been priced out of signing. Burley explains that Arsenal's struggles in the final third, compared to their competitors, could be due to a lack of goal-scoring options.
After sitting out the win against Brentford due to illness, Arsenal striker Kai Havertz is set to make a comeback for their upcoming match against Brighton & Hove Albion. Manager Mikel Arteta has confirmed that the German is ready to return to the squad and may feature in the starting line-up. Additionally, there is positive news regarding Raheem Sterling and Takehiro Tomiyasu's return from injury, while Ben White is progressing well in his recovery and could make an early comeback.
Mikel Arteta, manager of Arsenal, has decided to switch up the starting lineup for their match against Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg. Martin Odegaard and Kai Havertz, who were struggling with illness, have been deemed fit to start. Meanwhile, Newcastle has made one change to their starting XI, with former Arsenal player Joe Willock replacing their suspended captain Bruno Guimaraes. Get all the stats, tactical analysis, and recent form information in our match preview before the exciting 90 minutes ahead.
Arsenal's young star Bukayo Saka has suffered a hamstring injury and undergone surgery, after a series of injuries this season. In light of this, the team had a tough battle against Ipswich but came out victorious thanks to a goal by Kai Havertz. Despite the setback, Saka remains optimistic and is determined to come back stronger. However, it is likely that he will be absent for more than two months.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirms that English winger Bukayo Saka has undergone surgery for a hamstring injury and will be out until March. In their match against Ipswich, Arsenal secured a 1-0 victory, moving them to second place in the Premier League standings. This win comes after Saka's injury last week, with Kai Havertz scoring the only goal of the game in the opening period.
In a dominant London derby, Arsenal secured a 5-1 victory against Crystal Palace with Gabriel Jesus leading the Gunners with two goals in four days. Arsenal's other goals came from Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli, and Declan Rice, putting them just three points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool. Ismaila Sarr's equalizer for Palace was not enough to stop Arsenal's relentless attack, with Jesus' brace leading the way.