Trends:
Latest News Links - #London
Related Tags:
The Caribbean island nation‚ with a population of barely 158‚000 but a nightlife to rival London or New York‚ are just six days away from making their mark as the tiniest team to ever grace the competition. Win or lose‚ the Blue Wave are here to do things in their inimitably vibrant style. One of their players even says they're here to lift the trophy.
CAPITAL CARNAGE: Arsenal parade 'carnage' as women punched‚ fans knocked out and 'sex attack' arrests made
MIKE KEEGAN: Ivan Toney will head to the US with England for the World Cup despite remaining on bail in connection with an alleged assault in a London club. Toney has not been charged by police. Met Police have confirmed to Inside Sport that the investigation into the December incident‚ which left a man in hospital‚ remains ongoing. At the time‚ it had been suggested that the former Brentford striker‚ currently plying his trade in Saudi Arabia‚ may have believed he was the target of a theft‚ given he was wearing jewellery and an expensive watch.
The despair of Arsenal's defeat on penalties in the Champions League final has morphed into a parade of jubilation and celebration as tens of thousands of fans lined the streets of north London. With the Premier League champions showing off their first league title for 22 years‚ the players and staff crammed onto the double-decker bus on a five-mile loop. Supporters have travelled from far and wide to attend and roar on their heroes en route‚ with many taking up the best vantage points hours in advance.
Mikel Arteta has lifted the lid on how he has changed Arsenal's 'ugly' culture into a winning one who are now Premier League champions. Arsenal's 22-year wait to win the top flight ended last week when Manchester City's 1-1 draw at Bournemouth confirmed the Gunners' place at the summit of the English football. It's been an arduous six-and-a-half year process for Arteta who took over the north London outfit in December 2019. At the time of his appointment Arsenal were 10th in the table - highlighting the rebuild the Spaniard has undergone.
Declan Rice danced and rapped while clutching the trophy at the club's afterparty at the Bacchanalia restaurant in Mayfair‚ central London‚ surrounded by a throng of staff. Meanwhile‚ the Gunners drafted in singer Louis Dunford to perform 'The Angel' - better known as 'North London Forever' - in an intimate piano serenade.
Tottenham skipper Cristian Romero has returned to London in a dramatic u-turn ahead of the final day of the Premier League season.
Jubilant Arsenal fans partied outside the Emirates as they clinched their first Premier League title in 22 years. Supporters streamed into the streets of north London after Mikel Arteta's side were crowned champions of England for the fourth time on Tuesday night after Manchester City failed to beat Bournemouth Arsenal fans filled the pubs of north London and celebrated wildly once their title win was confirmed.
MATT BARLOW AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Tottenham supporters travel to Stamford Bridge not only fearing the worst but expecting it. With one win in the last 36 years there is no reason for anything else‚ but this trip across London delivered more agony than usual. They lost again. Of course they did. Goals by Enzo Fernandez and Andrey Santos put Chelsea two up before Richarlison pulled one back in the 73rd minute and sparked a desperate search for a late equaliser in a chaotic finish. Chances slipped away‚ as did an optimistic penalty appeal for a foul before a corner by Marc Cucurella ‚ and Jorrell Hato produced a terrific recovery block to deny substitute James Maddison. There was no escape for Spurs. At least not until Sunday. This defeat keeps Roberto De Zerbi 's team mired in a relegation hell until the very last day of the campaign.
OLIVER HOLT AT THE EMIRATES: And then there was one. Just one more obstacle for Arsenal. Just one more ordeal. Just one more river to cross. Crystal Palace await in south London on Sunday afternoon and if Arsenal win there‚ the Premier League title will be theirs. It does not matter what Manchester City do against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday evening. It does not matter what they do against Aston Villa on Sunday at the Etihad. If Arsenal hold their nerve one last time at Selhurst Park‚ the title will be theirs. They only scraped past relegated Burnley at the Emirates. They crawled over the line courtesy of a majestic first half header from Kai Havertz from a Bukayo Saka corner. Maybe some will call them Set Piece FC again but they will not care about that.
MOST CLICKED LINKS
Last hour
Last 24 hours
TAGS
All Alonso Andoni Argentina Arsenal Arteta AstonVilla AucklandCity BREAKING Ballond'Or Barcelona Barcola Bayern Birmingham Bradley Bris BrunoGuimarães Camilo Carrick Casemiro Celtic ChampionsLeague Chelsea Chiesa DaniOlmo DeZerbi Derek Diomande Emiliano England Europe Everton FIFA Fortuna France Galatasaray Gittens Grealish Hearts Hogh Howe Infantino Inter InterMiami Iraola Italy Jacquet Jamie Japan Jenas Juventus KoloMuani Kone LIVE Lazio Leeds Liverpool ManCity ManUtd Manu Martínez McInnes Milan Miura‚ Mourinho Napoli Newcastle Neymar PSG Pirlo PremierLeague Rangers Rashford RealMadrid Report Robertson Rodri Rohl Roma Romano Russia Salah Sancho Santos Sources Spain Spence Sunderland TV Tchouaméni Tottenham Vinícius Vinicius WestHam WesternSydneyWanderers WorldCup Wrexham XI Xhaka Yan


