Arsenal fans want star given chance as Granit Xhaka ruled out for three months

Dua Lipa, My Chemical Romance, Green Day and Halsey.The Delaware festival will once again take place in September – the same as last year –  instead of returning to its previous June dates, on September 22-25 at The Woodlands in Dover.In addition to the four headline acts, other names announced include: Weezer, The Kid LAROI, Big Sean, Zedd, Porter Robinson, Gunna, Avril Lavigne, Jamie xx, Charli XCX, Bleachers, The Head And The Heart, Jungle, SAINt JHN, Cordae, Willow, Benny The Butcher, Little Simz and more.General tickets for the festival go on sale Monday (February 28) at 10am EST, with a pre-sale beginning tomorrow (February 25) at 10am.You can see the full line-up for Firefly below:☀️ welcome to paradise ☀️ https://t.co/dHrAzrhpY3— Firefly Festival (@LiveAtFirefly) February 22, 2022“After last year’s rapturous return, Firefly 2022 is packed full of everything that makes the festival so special – incredible sets from iconic artists, the best food and beverage offerings within the Delaware Valley, treehouse DJ sets, spirited drag brunches and a joyful pride parade; unique, moments that give Firefly its characteristic sense of fun, flare and community,” a statement announced.It also notes that the festival will be presented in accordance with all applicable COVID-19 mandates, with more information available on its website.Elsewhere, Dua Lipa will headline Sziget Festival 2022 alongside Arctic Monkeys, and Kings Of Leon.My Chemical Romance, meanwhile, are set to headline this year’s When We Were Young Festival with Paramore.

Arsenal’s battle-hardened defender Gabriel Magalhaes has taken to Instagram to show off his new teeth after losing them against Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.The Gunners were lacklustre throughout their Premier League visit to the Amex and were extremely lucky to come away with a 0-0 draw, but their centre-back was not quite so lucky.Gabriel, 23, was a titan at the back for Mikel Arteta’s side and one of the few bright sparks, though he was on the receiving end of a clattering by Brighton pair Robert Sanchez and Lewis Dunk while rising for a header which knocked out his teeth.The Arsenal man continued on but only after locating the stray tooth and handing it over to one of the coaches on the touchline.And Gabriel has since posted an

Mikel Arteta has insisted that Arsenal have progressed on their positive path despite being second best in their goalless draw against Brighton on Saturday evening. The Gunners failed to find the target themselves but did keep a clean sheet at the Amex, meaning they have avoided defeat for four consecutive Premier League matches and conceded only once in that time.

Arsenal are keeping a close watch on Raheem Sterling’s contract talks at Manchester City, Daily Star Sport understands.Gunners boss Mikel Arteta is a huge admirer of the England winger, 26, and had an excellent relationship with him during his days as Pep Guardiola’s number two at City.And Sterling, with only 20 months left on his current deal, is one of those at the top of the North Londoners’ list of potential transfer targets.Talks with City over extending his stay at the Etihad are underway again after they stalled at the end of last year when the player changed representatives.However, they are moving ‘slowly’, according to sources close to the club - amid Sterling’s financial demands and his continuing struggle to command a regular

Arsenal defender Gabriel after he lost his tooth in a collision with Brighton's keeper Robert Sanchez.Mikel Arteta's side have transformed their season thanks to three wins on the bounce, and they were looking to extend their good run of form against the Seagulls.However, Brighton have also been flying in recent weeks - setting up an intriguing clash on Saturday evening.And with both sides desperate for a result, Gabriel went to attack a ball in the box with Lewis Dunk and Sanchez also competing.The three clattered into one another, causing Gabriel to lose his tooth in the collision.Gabriel quickly found his lost tooth before running over to the touchline and handing it to Arsenal coach Shad Forsythe, who presumably put it in some

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has insisted that he made his selection decision 'very clear' to Bernd Leno ahead of last weekend's north London derby before handing Aaron Ramsdale the start.The Spaniard has picked the Englishman ahead of the Germany international in recent weeks, and that continued when they took on Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.Leno, 29, had been the Gunners' first-choice stopper since his arrival from Bayer Leverkusen back in 2018, making more than 30 appearances in the league over the last three seasons.While Ramsdale, 23, would've been expecting to play following his £30million summer switch, he might not have been expecting to be in the side so soon.With Leno hitting out at his lack of playing time in

Mikel Arteta must return to the drawing board after a disappointing draw against Brighton on Saturday afternoon.Arsenal looked largely toothless throughout the contest and rarely tested Robert Sanchez in the Seagulls net at the Amex Stadium.There were some bright sparks for the away side but ultimately, they looked second-best.And after a huge morale-boosting victory over Tottenham last week that raised optimism around the Emirates, it feels like a step backwards.Brighton dominated for much of the contest and could have easily scored a few before half-time had it not been for their own wastefulness - so in many ways Arteta can be thankful for the point.But where did he go wrong? And did he get anything right?So often Martin Odegaard has

Arsenal in the January transfer window, with three Premier League clubs monitoring his situation.While once regarded as one of the Gunners’ brightest stars, Nketiah has seen his career stall under the management of Mikel Arteta.He has made just one senior appearance for Arsenal so far this season, a starting role in the Carabao Cup win over League One side AFC Wimbledon.It follows on from a season in which he made just four Premier League starts, with the Englishman clearly being far down the pecking order at the Emirates Stadium.With his contract expiring at the end of this season, Nketiah appears to believe that it is time he left the Gunners in search of game time.According to Fichajes.Net, Nketiah is “willing” to move on in the January

Arsenal’s transfer window was dominated by the £160m they spent on Ben White, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Martin Odegaard, Aaron Ramsdale, Albert Sambi-Lokonga, and Nuno Tavares. Mikel Arteta’s side were the highest spenders in the whole of Europe when it comes to transfer fees, and the North Londoners have improved since they were all finally available for the team.However, with Arsenal absent from all European competitions for the first time in 25 years, supporters of Arteta’s side have been focusing on the Gunners’ players who are temporarily donning the jersey of another team.And one player has excited their supporters as William Saliba enjoyed a strong display in Olympique Marseille’s 0-0 draw against Galatasaray.

Mikel Arteta admits every defeat feels like a crisis at Arsenal - and that's the way it should be.The Gunners have turned a corner of late after losing their first three Premier League games of the season without scoring a single goal.Arteta has since steadied the ship in north London, picking up three straight victories and earning bragging rights over bitter rivals Tottenham on Sunday.He will hope to build on that momentum when they make the trip to Brighton on Saturday, although Graham Potter's men are in solid form themselves after winning four of their first six matches.And ahead of the game, the Spaniard has urged his players to cope with the pressure of delivering for a "big club" like Arsenal.When asked if he wants the Gunners to

Arsenal after revealing that Mikel Arteta has given him "no clear reason" for dropping him in recent matches.

Arsenal reportedly remain interested in signing Marco Asensio from Real Madrid after having a massive summer transfer bid turned down.The Gunners made a £34m offer for Asensio in the window which was rejected by Los Blancos, according to Spanish radio station Cadena Ser (via The Sun).The forward was told by new boss Carlo Ancelotti that he was part of his first-team plans which was the reason behind the deal being shunned.However, Gunners manager Mikel Arteta remains keen on the 25-year-old and is eyeing up a second push to get a deal done when the window opens once more in January.Asensio has less than two years left on his contract with Real, so should he not sign a new deal, they will likely cash in either then or next summer.And despite

Mikel Arteta's position due to the youthful nature of the Arsenal squad at his disposal.The north London club opted to look to the future with their summer recruitment - all six of their additions were aged either 23 years old or younger.As well as that, Arteta has established academy graduates Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka, who are aged 21 and 20 respectively, as first team starters.All in all, that makes for a very young squad, which although is promising for years to come, is not what they need at present according to Souness.Speaking to Sky Sports before the derby with Tottenham, he said: "Arsenal are a big worry for me, they’re buying young players, you introduce young players into the team it’s organised, it's winning, it’s playing

Arsenal ’s 3-1 victory over the Tottenham Hotspur. The Gunners captain scored the third goal for Mikel Arteta’s side, as they humbled their North London rivals.Club legend Henry was amongst those in the crowd at the Emirates Stadium and was certainly happy with how Aubameyang reacted to his goal.The 32-year-old slid on his knees into the corner, in a celebration that was reminiscent of one by the famous French forward.Piers Morgan was on hand to show Henry the comparison between the two.

Tottenham from inside the club he seeks to buy – and with club legend Thierry Henry for company. The Gunners romped to a 3-1 win with Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka all on target while Spurs could only muster a consolation from Son Heung-min.It's a massive victory that manager Mikel Arteta will hope can ignite their season after they scored more goals against their great rivals in one game than all their other league fixtures combined.But things could heat up off the park too as Spotify founder Ek, whose bid for the Gunners was turned down by owner Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, enjoyed the game with Henry.

Piers Morgan shared a gleeful snap of himself and Frankie Dettori at the Emirates after Arsenal went into half time 3-0 up against Tottenham Hotspur.

Daily Star Sport analyses what the Gunners boss got right and wrong against Tottenham...What Arteta got right...It was always likely to be a lively start to the north London derby, but Arteta's side were fired up and ready, and Tottenham were not prepared for the waves of onslaught that Arsenal were going to throw at them.

Arsenal fans have gone wild for Mikel Arteta's celebrations after their side raced into a 3-0 first-half lead over Tottenham in the north London derby.Goals from Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka gave the Gunners a surprisingly big advantage at half-time over a stuttering Spurs side.Manager Arteta, who has been under intense scrutiny early on in the season, could not hold back his emotions as he saw the goals fly in.Smith Rowe's opener prompted the Spanish boss to turn around and punch the air as he leapt up with joy and embraced one of his coaching staff.Arteta then produced a carbon copy of that celebration when Aubameyang bagged the second, though this time it was delivered with a little bit more oomph.By the

Arsenal went 3-0 up inside 35 minutes in Sunday's North London derby at the Emirates.Spurs suffered a nightmare start to the Premier League clash when Emile Smith Rowe fired Mikel Arteta's side ahead just 12 minutes in.Things got worse when Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang doubled the lead 15 minutes later, before Bukayo Saka made it three when he capitalised on Harry Kane's slip.It was all too much for some Tottenham fans, who were seen heading for the exits with 10 minutes of the first half still remaining.Nuno Espirito Santo's team couldn't cope with the energy shown by Arsenal from the off, with the Gunners looking a different side from the one that lost their first three league games of the season without scoring a goal.Spurs' midfield

Arsenal club legend Tony Adams has told Mikel Arteta to stop rotating his squad which has an "issue" with it.The Gunners have arrested their poor start to the season since the international break with three wins on the bounce, but they have only faced Norwich, Burnley and AFC Wimbledon.Arteta used the first break in the season to tinker with his squad and tested out the back-three formation which he'd previously found success with.The Spanish manager used it in a friendly match against Brentford, which his side won 4-0, but has reverted to a back four for the competitive fixtures since then.Adams believes Arteta should stick to this formation for the foreseeable future instead of rethinking his side's shape again.He told Sky Sports: "I want

Daily Star Sport takes a look at four players who must step up against Tottenham.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored Arsenal's first Premier League goal of the season as he bundled in an effort against Norwich at the Emirates, and if the Gunners are to have any success this season, it's crucial that the Gabonese striker performs.