More Success Is On The Way - Arsenal

After a convincing FA Community shield win over Manchester City, Arsenal star Aaron Ramsey is predicting more silverware success for the Gunners, as they have put big games problems behind them.

The Welsh midfielder netted the Gunners' second goal, after Santi Cazorla's opener, as the North Londoners put the Premier League champions to the sword.

 

Having lost heavily to Chelsea, Liverpool and City during last season, Ramsey believes they are now ready to fix up their problems and bring more trophies to North London.

FA Cup Glory May Prove Impossible For Arsenal

Like in 2011, when Arsenal lost to Birmingham City in the Carling cup final, Hull City may again deprive Arsene Wenger of another silverware - judging by Steve Bruce's careful preservation of his best squad ahead of the FA Cup finals on May 17.

This FA Cup proves to be Hull City's surest hope of a trophy in the next decade - as Birmingham have struggled to feature in the Premier League after their success of 2011 - whereas, Arsenal are more hopeful than Hull next season.

In keeping his best legs for the final, Bruce, ahead of the Tuesday match against Manchester United, ruled out Sone Aluko, amongst others.

"Sone won't be available (for
Manchester United) on Tuesday, it
is touch and go for the cup final I
would have thought."

Moreover, there was some good news from the Tigers treatment room - as long-term absentees Allan McGregor (ribs/kidney) and Paul McShane (ankle) progressing well as they eye Wembley.

"McGregor has got a hell of a
chance the way he is going at the
moment," added Bruce.

"McShane is coming along well too
and we will see how they progress
in the next couple of weeks."

Arsenal aim for top four finish

Arsene Wenger has admitted that the 4-2 FA Cup semi-final win against Wigan Athletic have boosted the Arsenal's morale - and keeps them in good spirit as they aim to finish amongst the top four at the end of the season.

Following an abysmal 3-0 defeat by Everton eight days ago, Arsenal lost their hold on fourth place when the Merseyside club cruise past relegation-threatened Sunderland on Saturday.

Currently on 64 points, the Gunners are two points behind fourth-placed Everton with five matches remaining to the end of the season, but manager Arsene Wenger said Saturday's Cup win could help put them in the right mental state for the challenge ahead.

Aaron Ramsey Returns To Action For Arsenal

Veteran Arsenal coach - Arsene Wenger has confirmed Aaron Ramsey is ready to start in the FA Cup semi-final clash with Wigan Athletic on Saturday.

The Welshman, who started the season in an awesome form, had been sidelined since boxing Day with a thigh injury - but he returned as a second-half substitute during the club's 3-0 defeat to Everton last Sunday.

Whilst confirming the return of Ramsey, the French boss also pointed that both Mesut Ozil and Laurent Koscielny have been ruled out of the fixture at Wembley - with Kieran Gibbs, Tomas Rosicky and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain are all injury doubts.