Arsenal boss Arteta admits they’re targeting three points at Sevilla

Arsenal boss Arteta admits they're targeting three points at Sevilla
Arsenal boss Arteta admits they're targeting three points at Sevilla

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta admits they’re chasing three points at Champions League opponents Sevilla tonight.

Read more on Tribal Football


Full Story »

Leave a Comment

Leave a Comment





More in News

Teenager Arrested in Connection with Online Abuse Directed at Arsenal’s Kai Havertz

A 17-year-old boy from St Albans has been arrested on ...

Ruben Amorim Labels Manchester United ‘Maybe the Worst Team in the History of the Club’ After Brighton Defeat

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has described his team as ...
Ange Postecoglou

Tottenham’s Ange Postecoglou Questions Rapid Changes In Football

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has expressed his concerns about ...

Paul Scholes Criticizes Manchester United’s Owners INEOS, Claiming Lack Of Positive Impact

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has expressed his discontent with ...

Virgil van Dijk Believes Manchester United Were ‘Disrespected’ Ahead of Liverpool Draw

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has expressed his belief that ...

Trending on Futbol Chronicle

How Do I Teach My 10-Year-Old To Kick A Soccer Ball

How Do I Teach My 10-Year-Old To Kick A Soccer Ball? A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents

Teaching a 10-year-old to kick a soccer ball requires a ...
What does LM mean in soccer

What does LM mean in soccer

Understanding the abbreviation "LM" in soccer LM stands for Left ...
Child dressed in blue jersey and shorts about to kick a soccer ball to his friend.

What are the 5 Steps to Kick a Soccer Ball? Mastering the Fundamentals

Kicking a soccer ball effectively is a foundational skill that ...
Are Premier League Pitches 100% Grass

Are Premier League Pitches 100% Grass? Uncovering The Turf Truths

The question of whether Premier League pitches are composed of ...
Why Does Soccer Not End at 90 Minutes

Why Does Soccer Not End at 90 Minutes? Understanding Injury Time and Extra Play

A soccer match is traditionally understood to last 90 minutes, ...