Arsenal wouldn't go away but upstart new boys Sunderland wouldn't either in a 2-2 draw at the Stadium of Light on Saturday.

The major challenge experienced by Sunderland against Arsenal gave way to showing again the work of Regis Le Bris, competing against one of the best teams in th

Arsenal faced off against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light earlier this evening as they looked to earn all three points on the road in the Premier League. The Gunners made a decent start to the

I struggle to remember a period of time when Sunderland fans weren’t starting to make their way to the exits with ten minutes left, despite the scoreline. Clearly, as demonstrated by Brian Brobbey, ‘til the end means ‘til the very end!

Sunderland hosted Arsenal this Saturday, November 8th, at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats scored a bicycle kick goal to tie the match.

The Stadium of Light is becoming one of the toughest places to play in the Premier League, as Arsenal drew 2-2 against Sunderland on Saturday. After 10 consecutive wins to start the season, it's the first dropped points for Mikel Arteta's team,

Sunderland goalkeeper Robin Roefs says Brian Brobbey's late equaliser against Arsenal came as no surprise to him.

Sunderland’s Stadium of Light will be the backdrop for a top-4 English Premier League matchup on Saturday against first-place Arsenal.

A massive point. A character-building point. The kind of point (and refusal to crumble under immense Arsenal pressure) that says “Yes. We are here. We mean business and we want to make our mark in this league”.

Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris was proud of his players after their 2-2 draw with Arsenal. Dan Ballard and Brian Brobbey struck the goals for the hosts, with Arsenal scoring through Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard. Le Bris said afterwards: “We showed our character and togetherness once again.