Goonersphere's match review page covering all first team matches. Reviews include scores, injury updates, match stats, and player ratings.
Sam Stubbs-Benbow, known on Twitter as @sambangsdrums, is a student in Sound for television and is a keen musician. He has been following the Arsenal all his life and more widely, is a football nut, keen on anything to do with the beautiful game. You will find him at most home games and a few away ones and will be providing match reviews for Arsenal first team games this season.
Another Premier League season has drawn to a close. Arsenal rounded off their campaign with a comfortable 2-0 win over relegated Norwich on Sunday. While the Premier League season is finished, we still have the FA Cup Final, which will now be at the forefront of everyone’s minds. Our Premier League campaign has been a huge mixed bag, but a victory on Saturday would make for a relatively good season.
The curtain came down on another season at the Emirates, as Arsenal eased to a 1-0 win over West Brom. Neither side looked interested in playing at 100% and the whole game had a real dead rubber feel about it. The team signed off with a win ahead of the season ender at Norwich and then obviously the big one at Wembley. While the season as a whole has been very up and down, our games at the Emirates have been 90% very enjoyable, something that bodes well for next season.
The finish line is in sight. Victory against Newcastle on Monday night means that if City beat Everton at the weekend, we're guaranteed Champions League football for yet another season. Everton's self inflicted away defeat, courtesy of two own goals, means that even if they beat City, we have only to win against West Brom to ensure we don't endure another nail biting last day. The job isn't quite done, but we're within touching distance of our 17th successive Champions League appearance.
