Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta risked getting himself in a spot of bother after appearing to mock the referee in the draw with Atalanta. In the opening fixture of the new Champions League season under the revised format, Arsenal played out a 0-0 with the Europa League winners.

Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal's UEFA Champions League campaign can only be considered a success if they win the competition.

Mikel Arteta was spotted mimicking referee Clement Turpin during Arsenal’s draw with Atalanta in the Champions League on Thursday evening. Arsenal were held to a goalless draw by the Serie A club in the first game of their new Champions League campaign.

In the ultimate put down, former Man City goalkeeper David James told safestcasinosites that without silverware the Gunners would just be a "glorified Tottenham". He said: "Mikel Arteta needs to turn the potential and the promise into silverware to be considered one of the best managers in Europe.

Mikel Arteta has urged Arsenal to have ‘belief’ in this season’s Champions League as the Gunners face Atalanta on Thursday.Arsenal begin their 2024/25 campaign with a first-ever meeting with

Arsenal are set to end a tough week with their most difficult fixture of the season as they travel to face Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. Mikel Arteta’s side have navigated tough trips to Tottenham Hotspur and Atalanta without conceding a goal,

The Gunners boss has spoken to the press after his side's Champions League clash with Atalanta at Gewiss Stadium

Arsenal didn't end up signing Viktor Gyokeres this summer to become their first-choice striker, and the 26-year-old has now proven what he can do on the top European stage

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he does not know the timescale of Martin Odegaard's injury. The midfielder has been out for the Gunners since the international break, missing the north London derby win over Tottenham last weekend and the 0-0 midweek Champions League draw with Atalanta.