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Date	GMT/BST	Home		Away	HT	Attend.
November 2010
Sat 20	12:45	Arsenal	2-3	Tottenham Hotspur	2-0	60,102	Table \| Report
Sun 14	14:00	Everton	1-2	Arsenal	0-1	36,279	Table \| Report
Wed 10	19:45	Wolverhampton Wanderers	0-2	Arsenal	0-1	27,329	Table \| Report
Sun 7	13:30	Arsenal	0-1	Newcastle United	0-1	60,059	Table \| Report
October 2010
Sat 30	15:00	Arsenal	1-0	West Ham United	0-0	60,086	Table \| Report
Sun 24	16:00	Manchester City	0-3	Arsenal	0-1	47,393	Table \| Report
Sat 16	15:00	Arsenal	2-1	Birmingham City	1-1	60,070	Table \| Report
Sun 3	16:00	Chelsea	2-0	Arsenal	1-0	41,828	Table \| Report
September 2010
Sat 25	15:00	Arsenal	2-3	West Bromwich Albion	0-0	60,025	Table \| Report
Sat 18	17:30	Sunderland	1-1	Arsenal	0-1	38,950	Table \| Report
Sat 11	15:00	Arsenal	4-1	Bolton Wanderers	1-1	59,876	Table \| Report
August 2010
Sat 28	12:45	Blackburn Rovers	1-2	Arsenal	1-1	25,059	Table \| Report
Sat 21	15:00	Arsenal	6-0	Blackpool	3-0	60,032	Table \| Report
Sun 15	16:00	Liverpool	1-1	Arsenal	0-0	44,722	Table \| Report
May 2010
Sun 9	16:00	Arsenal	4-0	Fulham	0-0	60,039	Table \| Report
Mon 3	17:00	Blackburn Rovers	2-1	Arsenal	0-0	26,138	Table \| Report
April 2010
Sat 24	17:30	Arsenal	0-0	Manchester City		60,086	Table \| Report
Sun 18	13:30	Wigan Athletic	3-2	Arsenal		22,113	Table \| Report
Wed 14	20:00	Tottenham Hotspur	2-1	Arsenal		36,041	Table \| Report
Sat 3	15:00	Arsenal	1-0	Wolverhampton Wanderers		60,067	Table \| Report
March 2010
Sat 27	15:00	Birmingham City	1-1	Arsenal		27,039	Table \| Report
Sat 20	17:30	Arsenal	2-0	West Ham United		60,077	Table \| Report
Sat 13	17:30	Hull City	1-2	Arsenal		25,023	Table \| Report
Sat 6	15:00	Arsenal	3-1	Burnley		60,043	Table \| Report
February 2010
Sat 27	17:30	Stoke City	1-3	Arsenal		27,011	Table \| Report
Sat 20	15:00	Arsenal	2-0	Sunderland		60,083	Table \| Report
Wed 10	19:45	Arsenal	1-0	Liverpool		60,045	Table \| Report
Sun 7	16:00	Chelsea	2-0	Arsenal		41,794	Table \| Report
January 2010
Sun 31	16:00	Arsenal	1-3	Manchester United		60,091	Table \| Report
Wed 27	19:45	Aston Villa	0-0	Arsenal		39,601	Table \| Report
Wed 20	19:45	Arsenal	4-2	Bolton Wanderers		59,084	Table \| Report
Sun 17	16:00	Bolton Wanderers	0-2	Arsenal		23,893	Table \| Report
Sat 9	15:00	Arsenal	2-2	Everton		60,053	Table \| Report
December 2009
Wed 30	19:45	Portsmouth	1-4	Arsenal		20,404	Table \| Report
Sun 27	13:30	Arsenal	3-0	Aston Villa		60,056	Table \| Report
Sat 19	17:30	Arsenal	3-0	Hull City		60,006	Table \| Report
Wed 16	19:45	Burnley	1-1	Arsenal		21,309	Table \| Report
Sun 13	16:00	Liverpool	1-2	Arsenal		43,853	Table \| Report
Sat 5	15:00	Arsenal	2-0	Stoke City		60,048	Table \| Report
November 2009
Sun 29	16:00	Arsenal	0-3	Chelsea		60,067	Table \| Report
Sat 21	15:00	Sunderland	1-0	Arsenal		44,918	Table \| Report
Sat 7	17:30	Wolverhampton Wanderers	1-4	Arsenal		28,937	Table \| Report
October 2009
Sat 31	12:45	Arsenal	3-0	Tottenham Hotspur		60,103	Table \| Report
Sun 25	16:15	West Ham United	2-2	Arsenal	0-0	34,442	Table \| Report
Sat 17	15:00	Arsenal	3-1	Birmingham City		60,082	Table \| Report
Sun 4	13:30	Arsenal	6-2	Blackburn Rovers		59,431	Table \| Report
September 2009
Sat 26	17:30	Fulham	0-1	Arsenal		25,700	Table \| Report
Sat 19	15:00	Arsenal	4-0	Wigan Athletic		59,103	Table \| Report
Sat 12		Manchester City	4-2	Arsenal		47,339	Table \| Report
August 2009
Sat 29	17:15	Manchester United	2-1	Arsenal		75,095	Table \| Report
Sat 22	15:00	Arsenal	4-1	Portsmouth		60,049	Table \| Report
Sat 15	17:30	Everton	1-6	Arsenal		39,309	Table \| Report
May 2009
Sun 24	16:00	Arsenal	4-1	Stoke City		60,082	Table \| Report
Sat 16	12:45	Manchester United	0-0	Arsenal		75,468	Table \| Report
Sun 10	16:00	Arsenal	1-4	Chelsea		60,075	Table \| Report
Sat 2	15:00	Portsmouth	0-3	Arsenal		20,418	Table \| Report
April 2009
Sun 26	13:30	Arsenal	2-0	Middlesbrough		60,089	Table \| Report
Tue 21	20:00	Liverpool	4-4	Arsenal		44,424	Table \| Report
Sat 11	15:00	Wigan Athletic	1-4	Arsenal		22,954	Table \| Report
Sat 4	15:00	Arsenal	2-0	Manchester City		60,097	Table \| Report
March 2009
Sat 21	17:30	Newcastle United	1-3	Arsenal		49,972	Table \| Report
Sat 14	15:00	Arsenal	4-0	Blackburn Rovers		60,091	Table \| Report
Tue 3	19:45	West Bromwich Albion	1-3	Arsenal		26,244	Table \| Report
February 2009
Sat 28	15:00	Arsenal	0-0	Fulham		60,102	Table \| Report
Sat 21	15:00	Arsenal	0-0	Sunderland		60,104	Table \| Report
Sun 8	13:30	Tottenham Hotspur	0-0	Arsenal		36,021	Table \| Report
January 2009
Sat 31	15:00	Arsenal	0-0	West Ham United		60,109	Table \| Report
Wed 28	20:00	Everton	1-1	Arsenal		37,097	Table \| Report
Sat 17	17:30	Hull City	1-3	Arsenal		24,924	Table \| Report
Sat 10	15:00	Arsenal	1-0	Bolton Wanderers		60,068	Table \| Report
December 2008
Sun 28	14:00	Arsenal	1-0	Portsmouth		60,092	Table \| Report
Fri 26	17:15	Aston Villa	2-2	Arsenal		42,585	Table \| Report
Sun 21	16:00	Arsenal	1-1	Liverpool		60,094	Table \| Report
Sat 13	12:45	Middlesbrough	1-1	Arsenal		27,320	Table \| Report
Sat 6	15:00	Arsenal	1-0	Wigan Athletic		59,317	Table \| Report
November 2008
Sun 30	16:00	Chelsea	1-2	Arsenal		41,760	Table \| Report
Sat 22	15:00	Manchester City	3-0	Arsenal		44,878	Table \| Report
Sat 15	15:00	Arsenal	0-2	Aston Villa		60,047	Table \| Report
Sat 8	12:45	Arsenal	2-1	Manchester United		60,106	Table \| Report
Sat 1	15:00	Stoke City	2-1	Arsenal		26,704	Table \| Report
October 2008
Wed 29	20:00	Arsenal	4-4	Tottenham Hotspur		60,043	Table \| Report
Sun 26	16:00	West Ham United	0-2	Arsenal		34,802	Table \| Report
Sat 18	15:00	Arsenal	3-1	Everton		60,064	Table \| Report
Sat 4	15:00	Sunderland	1-1	Arsenal		40,199	Table \| Report
September 2008
Sat 27	17:30	Arsenal	1-2	Hull City		60,037	Table \| Report
Sat 20	17:30	Bolton Wanderers	1-3	Arsenal		22,694	Table \| Report
Sat 13	15:00	Blackburn Rovers	0-4	Arsenal		23,041	Table \| Report
August 2008
Sat 30	17:30	Arsenal	3-0	Newcastle United		60,067	Table \| Report
Sat 23	17:30	Fulham	1-0	Arsenal		25,276	Table \| Report
Sat 16	12:45	Arsenal	1-0	West Bromwich Albion		60,071	Table \| Report
May 2008
Sun 11	15:00	Sunderland	0-1	Arsenal		47,802	Table \| Report
Sun 4	13:30	Arsenal	1-0	Everton		60,123	Table \| Report
April 2008
Mon 28	20:00	Derby County	2-6	Arsenal		33,003	Table \| Report
Sat 19	12:45	Arsenal	2-0	Reading		60,109	Table \| Report
Sun 13	16:00	Manchester United	2-1	Arsenal		75,985	Table \| Report
Sat 5	12:45	Arsenal	1-1	Liverpool		60,111	Table \| Report
March 2008
Sat 29	15:00	Bolton Wanderers	2-3	Arsenal		22,431	Table \| Report
Sun 23	16:00	Chelsea	2-1	Arsenal		41,824	Table \| Report
Sat 15	17:15	Arsenal	1-1	Middlesbrough		60,084	Table \| Report
Sun 9	16:00	Wigan Athletic	0-0	Arsenal		19,676	Table \| Report

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Premier League, 2012/13

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Man United	38	28	5	5	+43	89
2	Man City	38	23	9	6	+32	78
3	Chelsea	38	22	9	7	+36	75
4	Arsenal	38	21	10	7	+35	73
5	Tottenham	38	21	9	8	+20	72
6	Everton	38	16	15	7	+15	63
7	Liverpool	38	16	13	9	+28	61
8	West Brom	38	14	7	17	-4	49
9	Swansea	38	11	13	14	-4	46
10	West Ham	38	12	10	16	-8	46
11	Norwich	38	10	14	14	-17	44
12	Fulham	38	11	10	17	-10	43
13	Stoke	38	9	15	14	-11	42
14	Southampton	38	9	14	15	-11	41
15	Aston Villa	38	10	11	17	-22	41
16	Newcastle	38	11	8	19	-23	41
17	Sunderland	38	9	12	17	-13	39
18	Wigan	38	9	9	20	-26	36
19	Reading	38	6	10	22	-30	28
20	QPR	38	4	13	21	-30	25

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