How To Bet On Arsenal

English Premier League side Arsenal F.C., nicknamed The Gunners, are one of the most successful soccer teams in England thanks to winning 13 League titles, a record 13 FA Cups, the League Cup twice and 15 Community Shields.

The 2018-19 season is one of transition for The Gunners after Arsene Wenger stepped down from his role as manager at the end of the previous campaign. Wenger was in charge of Arsenal for 22-years, during which time he oversaw 828 Premier League matches.

Stepping into Wenger’s shoes would be a big ask of anyone and that job has fallen to Unai Emery who previously managed Paris St. Germain. Emery likes to play attractive, attacking soccer and Gunners’ fans hope he is the man to bring the glory days back to Arsenal.

It is a big ask of Emery when you consider Arsenal finished sixth in the Premier League last season and we 12 points behind fourth-placed Liverpool and an astonishing 37 points behind eventual champions Manchester City.

Arsenal have some incredible attacking players at their disposal including midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Mesut Ozil and striker partners Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. There are, however, question marks over Arsenal’s defensive capabilities, so expect their games to be flooded with goals; something to bear in mind when betting on Arsenal this season.

Arsenal play their home games at the 59,867 capacity Emirates Stadium where they are a force to be reckoned with. Last season, Arsenal amassed 47 of their 63 points at home and only Manchester City boasted a better record.

Are Arsenal at home for their next game or do they have far to travel on the road? Our handy fixture widget below has all of the answers.

Discover who Arsenal play and when via the full Arsenal schedule below. Pay particular attention to the tough run of games as 2018 draws to a close. Arsenal face North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Liverpool in the space of a month.

Also bear in mind that Arsenal are competing in the League Cup, FA Cup and in the Europa League so manager Unai Emery is likely to chop and change his team when Arsenal face lesser teams in the Premier League if they have a midweek game elsewhere.

While it is unlikely Arsenal will be challenging for the Premier League title, their fans and their board of directors want Unai Emery to guide them to a top four finish where they will qualify for next season’s UEFA Champions League. Does that look like happening according to the current Premier League standings? Let’s take a look.