Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is facing criticism about his Gunners plan on Sunday versus Manchester City, but he has Gabriel Martinelli to thank for a point at the Emirates Stadium.

Premier League contender Arsenal kicks off its 2025-26 UEFA Champions League campaign with a matchup against Athletic Bilboa on Tuesday.

The fifth round of Premier League games will run from Saturday, Sept. 20 to Sunday, Sept. 21. Some games will be available to watch on TV via NBC and USA Network, while others will stream exclusively on Peacock and NBC.com. Seven games form Saturday's lineup, with three on Sunday. Here's the breakdown:

Erling Haaland's early goal and Gabriel Martinelli's stoppage-time equalizer delivered a 1-1 draw from a pulsating clash between Premier League title rivals Manchester City and Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.

Gary Neville admitted, “Pep Guardiola resorting to a way of playing that I’ve never seen before, but I really liked it. He went to 5-4-1 and decided that he was just going to manage the game without the ball.

Arsenal resume their Premier League campaign with a blockbuster fixture against Manchester City, with the Emirates Stadium playing host on Sunday. Both teams picked up 2-0 wins in their midweek UEFA Champions League fixtures, with Arsenal winning away at Athletic Club, while City defeated 10-man Napoli at home.

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League One high-flyers Lincoln City hope to score a historic win over Club World Cup champions Chelsea at the LNER Stadium in Lincoln on Tuesday.

Subs Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard powered Arsenal past Athletic Club on Tuesday, showing off the depth needed to win the Champions League.