Arsenal Fixtures 2022-23

[AberGooner]

I like us being first up again, makes it feel like a bigger game. We should be looking to make a statement early. I'd be aiming for full points out of the first month, undefeated at the very least.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

I can only remember like 2 seasons where we haven't played them at home first, 2012 and 2021. Bit weird tbh.

Its fixed. Look at Liverpool 4th time in row they playing promoted team 1st matchday . Maybe they need update thier system 😂

 

[Rex Bezos]

Do fixtures that far ahead typically change a lot because of tv schedules and cup competitions?

Yeah good point.

Probably just get moved midweek if it’s that late right?

 

[Sapient Hawk]

Tets isn't going to survive April especially if we're in a top 6 scrap because, let's be honest, there's absolutely no way we're getting into the Champions League through our end of season league position.

 

[NieThePiet]

We need these tought moments to get rid of Arteta. Otherwise he will save his Arsenal career with a 1:0 vs Bournemouth after a Gabriel header once again.

Arsenal at home vs Liverpool, City and Tottenham should be at least 4 points.

 

[Tir Na Nog]

That should really be 15 points if we're any way serious about top 4. Palace only difficult fixture and even that's a stretch, we won't have the same injury excuses as last year and COVID shouldn't be a factor like last year's opening fixture

 

[Sapient Hawk]

That should really be 15 points if we're any way serious about top 4. Palace only difficult fixture and even that's a stretch, we won't have the same injury excuses as last year and COVID shouldn't be a factor like last year's opening fixture

Unless it miraculously disappears before August, it'll always remain a factor.

 

[SA Gunner]

Once you factor in the EL games, it makes for an interesting season.

But all in all, not too bad. We get a lot of the serious games out the way before crunch time, although City, Chelsea, Newcastle at the end of the season may be decisive yet again.

October-November will be brutal though.

 

[krengon]

nice fixtures to start for us. Great chance to get momentum from the beginning

 

[Sapient Hawk]

Once you factor in the EL games, it makes for an interesting season.

But all in all, not too bad. We get a lot of the serious games out the way before crunch time, although City, Chelsea, Newcastle at the end of the season may be decisive yet again.

October-November will be brutal though.

Not to worry, they'll be written off as part of an extended pre-season that included a world cup before the season proper begins on Boxing Day.

 

[lamby22]

October . Hopeful that Chelsea game at the beginning of November is his last.

 

[El Duderino]

Jesus, those dates look tight when you add up Cups and EL.

 

[El Duderino]

April is going to be fun.

Liverpool, City and West Ham away with Chelsea at home as well.

When are the EL's round of 32 games?

 

[<<reed>>]

Crystal Palace away is a 100% free hit

 

[El Duderino]

First five games should all be winnable.

As usual, with the WC and fixture congestion, post December is when we'll suffer the most.

 

[Sapient Hawk]

Thank God the entirety of April is a free hit as we can focus on our European campaign

 

[A_G]

When are the EL's round of 32 games?

If we win the group we go straight through to the round of 16 no?

 

[GDeep™]

Who gives a toss, really? Analysing these games only matters when you’re chasing the league.

 

[El Duderino]

If we win the group we go straight through to the round of 16 no?

I have no idea, whatever we do we'll face Olympiacos somehow.

 

[Entropics]

Crystal Palace away is a 100% free hit

It's the first time we will have a world cup crammed in the middle, so free hit season tbh