Kai Havertz scored off as a set piece as the Gunners got the job done to inch closer to a first Premier League title in 22 years.

Arsenal have a number of plans in place for the final home game of the season against Burnley on Monday night, including a post-match lap of appreciation.Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty ImagesArsenal

Arsenal is riding high after punching their ticket to the UEFA Champions League final, overcoming Atlético Madrid on aggregate to set up a massive date with Paris Saint-Germain later this month. Before that high-stakes match,

Arsenal made Eberechi Eze's early golazo stand up as Newcastle United failed to take their chances in a 1-0 affair at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Arsenal could win the league tomorrow if Manchester City slip up after a narrow home win over already-relegated Burnley.You'd expect the Premier League leaders to put in a swashbuckling performance

From the end of the Invincibles and the post-Wenger wilderness years to the steady rise under Mikel Arteta

Arsenal didn’t put on a show against Burnley, but their 1-0 victory says a lot ahead of the Champions League final against PSG, scheduled for May 30 in Budapest. Solid, patient, and once again decisive from set pieces,