Craig Burley and Paul Mariner believe Arsenal will have to be judged against the rest of the Prem because the gulf in quality against Man City was too great. Last September, we looked at the most important players at Arsenal. With the new season underway, who are the risers and fallers?This list is not extensive and has been ranked according to varying factors. Some players still with a part to play have been omitted.Performance, potential, the ability to make an impact and influence the course of a game, other options in that area of the field, the ability or inability to replace them and market value have all played a part in revising the...

The FC crew discuss how important the relationship between Aubameyang and Lacazette is for Arsenal and how Unai Emery can utilise both forwards.

ESPN FC's Steve Nicol admits he was forced to eat some humble pie after Richarlison's two-goal performance for Everton against Wolves. Alisher Usmanov has told Bloomberg he would consider investing in Everton if there was the right "proposal or a possibility."Usmanov, who has agreed to sell his 30 percent stake in Arsenal to Stan Kroenke, is a business partner of Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri.The Russian tycoon, whose USM Holdings company sponsors Everton's Finch Farm training ground, bought his Arsenal stake in 2007, with his shares reported to be valued around £550 million."Should there be a proposal or a...

ESPN's Stewart Robson shares his analysis on where Unai Emery's Arsenal side fell short in their 2-0 loss to Manchester City at the Emirates. Arsenal's Unai Emery admits his side still have lots of work to do, as he aims to take the club back into Europe's elite. Following Arsenal's Premier League opener, the FC crew assess Unai Emery's tactics, including the decision to include teenager Matteo Guendouzi. Craig Burley and Paul Mariner believe Arsenal will have to be judged against the rest of the Prem because the gulf in quality against Man City was too great. Arguably the most appealing thing for Arsenal fans this season is the sense of the unknown. Most supporters don't have any realistic aspirations to win the Premier League title -- and even the wildest dreamers at the Emirates would have had their ambition quelled by Manchester City's comprehensive 2-0 victory last Sunday.Instead, Arsenal are engaged in a recognisable fight for the top four. Familiar though that particular fight is, there are many new elements this time round to stave off the ennui:...

ESPN's Stewart Robson shares his analysis on where Unai Emery's Arsenal side fell short in their 2-0 loss to Manchester City at the Emirates.

Arsenal's Unai Emery admits his side still have lots of work to do, as he aims to take the club back into Europe's elite.