With Wenger’s career at Arsenal coming to a close, we’re taking a look at some of the top player signings he accomplished during his time at the famous North London club. 

Leicester City will be banking on their home ground advantage when they host Arsenal in the English Premier League on Wednesday, 09 May at King Power Stadium.
 

After waiting for what felt like an eternity for our beloved teams to return to domestic action following yet another international break we can finally say that the Premier League is upon us once again with non-stop action starting off with a full selection of fixtures to choose from on this fine Easter weekend.

With a firm focus on the quarter-finals of the FA Cup in England this weekend, there are only four scheduled fixtures for fans to choose from in the Premier League this weekend.

Manchester City will welcome the defending and outgoing champions Chelsea to their Etihad home on Sunday as they continue on their march to dethroning Antonio Conte’s men and stealing the Premier League crown for themselves.

Manchester City are fresh off of winning the Carabao Cup against Arsenal at Wembley at the weekend in what was Pep Guardiola’s first trophy in English football but now face two tough tests of their Premier League title credentials.

The pair of English Premier League teams, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City, will take to the field on Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 first-leg ties

The main feature in a bumper weekend of fixtures in the English Premier League pits bitter rivals Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal against each other for the 182nd North London derby.

Tottenham Hotspur welcome bitter rivals Arsenal to Wembley for the early kick-off on Saturday in what should prove to be a real firecracker in the English Premier League. There are nine other mouth-watering ties across the country, however, that cannot be ignored.

League leaders Manchester City will have home comfort on Saturday while the four sides immediately below them all face tricky away tests.