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Bernd Leno Signs Contract with Arsenal Key to the Gunners’ Success? Widely seen as a successor to Petr Cech, Bernd Leno will have a lot to do at the Emirates. After a trying season, Arsenal need to shore up their defences and surely will do so with Leno on their books. He became only the third goalkeeper in Bundesliga history to keep a clean sheet in his first three games. Bernd Leno also became the youngest stopper in Champions League history, after making his debut against Chelsea in 2011. Leno kept 10 clean sheets out of 33 appearances for Leverkusen last term, only one less than Petr Cech. The Arsenal midfielder's deal expires on July 1 Jack Wilshere has confirmed he will leave Arsenal when his contract expires on July 1. He wrote in Instagram: "I can confirm that I will be leaving Arsenal Football Club when my contract expires at the end of June."

Huddersfield vs Arsenal Wenger’s last ever game as Arsenal manager Arsenal travel to Huddersfield Town to end their Premier League season on Sunday. After 22 years in charge, it will be Arsene Wenger’s final match as manager. Here is his final predicted starting XI. It is the last hurrah. At around 4:45 PM on Sunday afternoon, Arsene Wenger will end his reign as Arsenal manager. And what a reign it has been. Years and years of success; years and years of controversial protection; years and years of debate. The clock will keep on turning, but history will remember Wenger as the man who charmed the world and changed the face of the greatest game on the planet. For one last time, Wenger will lead his Arsenal team out of the tunnel.

Atletico Madrid have reached the Champions League final twice in the last four years but failed in Europe’s top competition this season. Atletico were relegated to the Europa League where they have the opportunity to reach the final for the first time since 2012. Thursday’s match is undoubtably Arsenal’s biggest game since the 2006 Champions League final where they lost to another Spanish opposition, Barcelona. Arsenal have reached two European finals under Arsene Wenger, losing them both and this is the Frenchman’s last chance of European glory with the North London club. Arsenal played brilliantly at the Emirates last week as they were spurred on by the crowd from the first whistle till the last. But this time, away from home, Arsenal will have no such support. Wenger will be desperate for his team to win at the Wanda Metropolitano but traditionally, he hasn’t done so well in big, milestone matches. atletico madrid,arsenal,arsenal vs atletico madrid,atletico madrid vs arsenal,atletico madrid vs arsenal preview,arsenal vs atletico madrid preview,arsene wenger,arsenal fan tv,madrid,atletico,arsenal v atletico madrid,arsenal vs atletico,atletico vs arsenal,arsenal to beat atletico madrid? | arsenal vs atletico madrid preview | the football terrace,football,athletico madrid

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CSKA Moscow 2 Arsenal 2: Gunners survive a scare to reach Europa League semi-finals Arsenal edged into the Europa League semi-finals despite an unconvincing 2-2 draw at CSKA Moscow. A 4-1 advantage from last week’s first leg at the Emirates was just enough for the Gunners but goals from Fedor Chalov and Kirill Nababkin meant that Arsenal endured far more difficulty than expected in reaching the semi-finals of a European competition for the first time since 2009. Only when Danny Welbeck curled a superb shot past Igor Akinfeev with 15 minutes left could the Gunners relax. Aaron Ramsey ahead a second in stoppage time. Arsene Wenger’s side held a commanding lead before kick-off and showed little inclination to build on it, instead trying to suffocate the contest with stultifying possession.