Referee announced for Arsenal v Everton- Toffees unbeaten under him in 2023/24!

The Premier League has officially announced Michael Oliver as the referee for Arsenal’s final league game of the 2023/24 season. The Gunners trail Man City by two points going into the final day of the campaign and need to beat Everton & hope that City slip up in their own game against West Ham.

Interestingly, Everton are yet to lose a game with Oliver as the referee in 2023/24. The Toffees have won 13 league games all season, and 3 of those 13 have come under Oliver.

Everton record with Oliver as referee in 2023/24 (3 wins, 1 draw)

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List of Arsenal Defeats & Losses 2023-2024 this season- Teams that have beaten AFC in Premier League, UCL & Cups 23-24

Here is a look at which teams have beaten Arsenal in the Premier League, Champions League and the Cups during the current 2023-24 season.

Updated after Man Utd 0-1 Arsenal on 12 May, 2024.

Arsenal Premier League defeats this 2023/24 season so far (5)

Newcastle 1-0 Arsenal (4 November 2023)
Aston Villa 1-0 Arsenal (9 December 2023)
Arsenal 0-2 West Ham (28 December 2023)
Fulham 2-1 Arsenal (31 December 2023)
Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa (14 April 2024)

Arsenal UCL defeats this 23/24 season (3)

Lens 1-0 Arsenal (3 October 2023)
Porto 1-0 Arsenal (21 February 2024, Round of 16 First Leg)
Bayern 1-0 Arsenal (17 April 2024, Quarter final second leg)

Arsenal EFL Cup Defeat in 2023/24 (1)

West Ham 3-1 Arsenal (1 November 2023, Fourth Round)

Arsenal FA Cup Loss this season (1)

Arsenal 0-2 Liverpool (7 January 2024, Third Round)

Arsenal results 2023/24 season (list of all games played- win/draw/loss)

Arsenal Defeats 2023-24 List

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White vs Vicario, Possession & Match Stats in favour of home side & more- Talking Points from Tottenham 2-3 Arsenal

Mikel Arteta became the first Arsenal manager to win back-to-back away league games at Spurs in the modern Premier League era as his side beat Ange Postecoglou’s men 3-2 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Arteta opted to keep faith with the same XI that had thrashed Chelsea 5-0 in midweek while Spurs made three changes, with Destiny Udogie, Yves Bissouma and Brennan Johnson dropping out and Ben Davies, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Dejan Kulusevski coming into the starting XI.

Here are our talking points from the big NLD.

Ben White vs Vicario

White made a nuisance of himself at corner time, distracting Spurs goalkeeper Vicario and indirectly having a hand in both goals that the Gunners scored from set-pieces in this game. A little bit of the dark arts from the Arsenal right-back (he even attempted to intefere with Vicario’s gloves just before the first goal!), but one could also argue that Spurs’ players should’ve protected their goalkeeper better.

Ben White vs Vicario

Ben White distracting Vicario

Possession and match stats in favour of home side

Spurs were clearly the dominant side in the first half, with 72% of possession and more than 3x the number of passes, but bizarrely trailed 3-0 at the interval, with Arsenal punishing the Lilywhites for every little mistake they made.

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