Premier League: Bolton Wanderers v Arsenal Match Preview
Bolton Wanderers are in the thick of a relegation fight and Arsenal are tough opponents here. But the Trotters have improved in recent weeks. Can they topple the Gunners? We preview it.
Bolton Wanderers are in the thick of a relegation fight and Arsenal are tough opponents here. But the Trotters have improved in recent weeks. Can they topple the Gunners? We preview it.
The 2012 African Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea is sure to see no end of talent on show. From established stars to upcoming prospects, we look at the players to watch in the tournament.
Qatar is becoming a major player on the world football stage as 2022 World Cup hosts. And reshaping French football is just one step on a journey that is giving the country real influence.
Olivier Giroud was a late developer despite having his talent signposted. Now, at 25, Giroud is blazing a trail, dragging Montpellier up the table and attracting interest in the process.
Arsenal’s move to bring Thierry Henry back to the club for a short loan stint appears to be risk-free. But the legendary Frenchman will not be a silver bullet that revolutionises the club’s Premier League fortunes – another striker is still needed.
Everton are targeting a second half of the season surge in the Premier League, while Bolton will simply be happy to survive in the top flight. We preview what promises to be an enthralling match.
Fulham will hope to start the new year in style by toppling Arsenal at Craven Cottage here. But the Gunners mean business in the Premier League and are back in the top four. We preview it.
Luis Suarez’ eight-match ban for racist comments aimed towards Manchester United’s Patrice Evra has been the subject of much debate. Inside Futbol’s David Gold argues the suspension is harsh and insists the English FA may be using the Uruguayan as a political football.
Paris Saint-Germain have sacked Antoine Kombouare, appointing Carlo Ancelotti in his place. The Italian must now maintain the club’s leading spot in Ligue 1 as well as help build PSG’s brand around the world.
When Sepp Blatter waded into the row over racism it provoked fury in England, but not elsewhere. The FIFA chief has built a power base which allows him to stand above criticism.