Premier League

[wilsdenrover]

20 minutes ago, Gav said:

Arsenal all over PSG right now, but they need to score or the inevitable will happen. 

Donnarumma has just made an outstanding save, low to his left, thunderbolt from the edge of the box. Think Flowers VE Day, but better.

Sacrilege 

[chaddyrovers]

21 hours ago, RoverDom said:

Glad to hear it Chaddy 👍

Thanks and much appreciated 

[DuffsLeftPeg]

Speaking of VE Day 🥳 🇬🇧 🫡 

[Tom]

On 04/05/2025 at 22:25, roversfan99 said:

It's behind a paywall, but even if its partly fuelled by a bit of a shakeup, the amount of fixture changes across English football shows no consideration to match going fans.

It seems that BBC and ITV are in a battle to determine the kick off time for the cup final, and part of it is to do with it not clashing with Eurovision. That sums everything up.

I mean I’m planning a Eurovision party not an FA Cup Final one!

[speeeeeeedie]

18 hours ago, Gav said:

Arsenal all over PSG right now, but they need to score or the inevitable will happen. 

Donnarumma has just made an outstanding save, low to his left, thunderbolt from the edge of the box. Think Flowers VE Day, but better.

Donnarumma made some outstanding saves last night. He tends to do that against English opposition. 

Once Ruiz scored it was over. Arsenal weren't scoring 3 goals. Although if Saka's second chance went in the Parisians would have got very nervous. 

Arsenal were hurt by injuries. Gabriel was a big miss at both ends of the pitch. Kiwior is a big drop in talent. Havertz, although not an out and out striker, gives the team a focal point. 

For all the guile that Odegaard and Saka have Arteta has spent the season relying on free kicks, corners, and last night long throws to score. I read a few comments on the BBC match report (I know it's not high brow), but many were scathing of Arteta's tactics, and his managerial skills.