Morning all.

Wales battered Israel 3-0 last night with Aaron Ramsey netting the first. He was on the receiving end of a strong tackle and was left hobbling. Late in the game he was substituted. Thankfully, that’s it for Wales as they have no further matches in this international break.

Unlike Tomas Rosicky who played the entire match, his 100th for the Czech Republic last night, he has another fixture on Tuesday.

Today it’s Brazil against Chile at The Emirates which should be a cracker. Germany also play their final match against Denmark and with Gabriel, Sanchez and Ozil involved in those games, I hope none feature for too long or pick up an injury.

Arsene Wenger has been talking about how hard he takes a loss:

I never go out after we lose. I just sit at home miserably and think about why we lost.

I’ve had periods where I’ve stayed at home for two or three days. If we have not got a game for a while, and we have lost, there are times when I have not gone out for days.

It really hurts. If it does not, you will never survive in the game.

People who live around you suffer with you, so the only thing I can do is try to get out of other people’s way.

I’m sure that’s a feeling we can all relate to, especially when we lose and played badly. I hope he has no cause to go into hiding before this season ends. With nine, potentially ten matches left to play before the season ends, Arsenal and the manager have to be at the top of their game. Our run in is not easy:

Liverpool H

Burnley A

Reading Wembley

Chelsea H

Hull City A

Swansea City H

Man Utd A

Sunderland H

WBA H

FA Cup Final IF we have beaten Reading in the semi-final.

Burnley, Hull City and Sunderland are all flirting with relegation so those fixtures will be tough, especially the Hull and Burnley ones away from home. Utd away will be tough too as the battle for top spot could be even tighter by then.

For Arsenal it’s simple, win all our remaining fixtures and this season could yet be good. Very good…

Transfer gossip:

Arsene Wenger is planning a double-raid for Victor Wanyama and Aleksandar Mitrovic. The Arsenal boss is prepared to splash £30 million on the duo, with Wanyama costing £20 million and Anderlecht striker Mitrovic being valued at £10 million. (Sun on Sunday)

So no Morgan Schneiderlin then. Doh!

Arsenal will face competition from Atletico Madrid in their pursuit of Ilkay Gundogan. The midfielder might want to leave Borussia Dortmund at the end of the current season with the Bundesliga side set to miss out on the Champions League places. (Bild)

Couldn’t make these stories up could you. Hang on, they just did….

Have a good Sunday folks, hope you remembered the clocks…