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Arsenal icon. German outlet BILD have reported details of the alleged outburst and elaborated by saying that the 52-year-old 'severed the roof beams' of the outbuilding and tried to switch off a surveillance camera in a bid to go unnoticed.

Arsenal's 2006 Champions League final defeat to Barcelona, admits that he was wrong to send off Gunners goalkeeper Jens Lehmann in the European showpiece.Arsene Wenger's side enjoyed a remarkable run to the final that year, escaping a group containing Ajax, Sparta Prague and Swiss side Thun before claiming a memorable win over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu in the Round of 16. The Gunners then overcame Juventus and Villarreal to set up a mouth-watering encounter with Barcelona in the final at the Stade de France.However, the North Londoners would soon find the odds stacked against them.

Daily Star Sport is taking a look at six members of legendary teams who you will have totally forgotten about.Sir Alex Ferguson was spoilt for choice with the Manchester United squad he had between 2006 and 2009, with each position filled with Premier League greats. That made it hard for younger squad members like Danny Simpson to break through.The defender was afforded opportunities at the start of the 2007/08 season and made eight appearances under Fergie as they record a league and Champions League double.

Arsenal could secure a return to the Champions League at the home of rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday night. If victorious, the Gunners will secure a return to Europe's premier club competition at the expense of their north London neighbours and it would not be the first time they have achieved success away to Spurs.

Arsenal goalkeeper Graham Stack has come out of retirement aged 40 to play for a Non-League club.Stack announced on Twitter that he would be stepping in for Chesham United in their match against Poole Town on Saturday (March 26). He wrote: "So today I’m coming out of retirement! The Chesham GK is unavailable to play so I will be deputising in his absence.

Erling Haaland has been tipped for a shock move to Arsenal by their former goalkeeper Jens Lehmann.Haaland, 21, is the focus of every top European club who will be able to afford his release clause which activates at the end of the season.The battle for the Borussia Dortmund striker will likely be one of the most fiercely contested transfers in football history, and teams are already doing their best to gain an advantage.The realistic Premier League contenders are currently Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City, but not the Gunners.However, Lehmann believes his old side stand a chance in the fight.“He already has an imposing stature; the force and height.

Arsene Wenger, Robert Pires blossomed into one of the best players in the Premier League, in one of its greatest ever teams.However, Pires' divorce from Arsenal in 2006 is almost as famous as his glistening spell in north London.It was the 2006 Champions League final, and Arsenal clashed with a Ronaldinho led Barcelona side that also featured Samuel Eto'o.And after a controversial red card to the Gunners' keeper Jens Lehmann, Pires was hooked to make way for Manuel Almunia by Wenger.That substitution triggered a series of events that led Pires leaving north London that summer after a 'horrible week'."At no point did I think I'd be the one coming off," Pires told L'Equipe."I didn't even look at Arsene."For me, he was going to take off

Arsenal’s Invincibles will never be matched according to Jens Lehmann, who believes that his side provided a role model for Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.The former Germany stopper joined the Gunners after winning both Serie A and the Bundesliga, and proved to be a reliable pick for Arsene Wenger for the next four seasons.As well as their unbeaten Premier League campaign, which is yet to be repeated, Arsenal won the FA Cup in that period while reaching the final of the Champions League.Lehmann has now insisted that although he and his former colleagues have not discussed how they might have got on against Guardiola’s winning machine, they might have played a part in their foundation.“We never discuss if we would beat them or not, but at

Jadon Sancho will remain at Borussia Dortmund beyond the summer transfer window despite previous interest from Premier League giants Manchester United.That is the view of Arsenal Invincible hero Jens Lehmann, who won the Bundesliga title with Dortmund before joining Arsene Wenger in north London ahead of their 2004 title triumph.Lehmann has given his thoughts on the England international winger before Dortmund travel to the Allianz Arena to take on rivals Bayern Munich this weekend, which could halt the charge of the champions.Sancho, who is a doubt for Der Klassiker following his winning goal against Monchengladbach in the cup on Tuesday, has been backed to stay beyond the summer whatever happens this season.“Right now, I think they’re

Jude Bellingham has only been at Borussia Dortmund for a number of months, but already he’s been catching the eye of fans around Europe.

Mikel Arteta addressed questions about his Arsenal future after the Gunners lost 2-1 to Wolves on Sunday, with his side enduring their worst start to a league season since 1981. The defeat left Arsenal 14th in the Premier League table, with five losses from their opening ten fixtures.

FourFourTwo."I left a knowledge behind me at Arsenal that is there, after nearly two decades of continuous Champions League presence – they’ve never won it and I hope they do one day."When I arrived, they’d only played a few Champions League matches in their history.

Jens Lehmann has claimed players have to “cope” with the coronavirus – and insisted it is not “a big concern” for fit young athletes.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has recalled the time he saw Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger nearly come to blows.

Jens Lehmann has blamed a Nike football for Arsenal's Champions League defeat to Chelsea during the Gunners' historic Invincibles campaign.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has recalled the moment Arsene Wenger squared up to his great rival Sir Alex Ferguson after the infamous 'Battle of Old Trafford'.

Arsenal legend Jens Lehmann says he has recovered from coronavirus but insists he has had “worse” bouts of flu.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has caused outrage after claiming "shutting down everything" amid the coronavirus outbreak could "cause more damage".

Arsenal Invincible Jens Lehmann wants to start his managerial career in an unlikely destination. The 50-year-old is believed to be interested in the vacant role at Dundee United after Robbie Neilson left to join Hearts after securing promotion to the Scottish Premiership.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann is reportedly interested in taking up the vacant managerial position at Scottish Championship club Dundee United.

Jens Lehmann has labelled Arsenal's appointment of Unai Emery a "mistake" and slammed the club's former boss as "not good enough".