Thierry Henry has questioned Arsenal’s lack of silverware under Mikel Arteta. The Gunners have made steady progress since Arteta returned as head coach in December 2019 but the FA Cup victory achieved later that season remains the only trophy won under the Spaniard.

On the latest episode of Handbrake Off, Ian Stone was joined by Art de Roche and James McNicholas to tackle listener questions on whether Arteta needs to be braver next season to push Arsenal over the line, and if he needs another major trophy to secure his long-term future at the club.

Arsenal have celebrated their UEFA Women's Champions League victory by lifting the trophy in front of cheering fans outside the Emirates Stadium. Clouds of red and white confetti shot up into the air as the players showed off their long-awaited prize,

Yet once again, the wait for a major trophy continues, with Arsenal’s last triumph remaining the 2020 FA Cup. A poor summer transfer window proved costly. The club failed to secure priority targets, particularly in the striker and winger positions, which hindered Mikel Arteta’s tactical evolution.

Katie McCabe, who has been at the club for a decade, was the life and soul of the trophy presentation. With sunglasses on at 11.30am as rain started to spatter, Arsenal’s Republic of Ireland international had an air of Jack Wilshere in 2015 about her.

Relive Arsenal's celebrations as the Champions League-winning Gunners lift the trophy with fans in north London.

The scenes in Armoury Square, outside the Emirates Stadium, were reminiscent of those in Trafalgar Square the day after the Lionesses lifted their maiden European title in 2022, or those in the same N5 location when the Arsenal men’s team lifted the FA Cup in 2015 and 2017 (there was no public celebration in 2020 because of Covid restrictions).

ARSENAL hero Chloe Kelly enjoyed a Bank Holiday to remember after winning the Champions League – but isn’t sure where she’ll be playing next season. The 27-year-old hit the town