Walcott is a doubt for the Gunners
Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is out and Theo Walcott is doubtful for tonight's Champions League Group B clash at German side Schalke 04.
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Marseille 0-1 Arsenal
Substitute Aaron Ramsey scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner to send Arsenal top of Champions League Group F at the expense of opponents Marseille.
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Wales 2-0 Switzerland
Goals from Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale saw Wales continue their recent resurgence as victory over 10-man Switzerland at the Liberty Stadium lifted them off the bottom of Euro 2012 qualifying Group G.
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Wales 2-1 Montenegro
Goals from Steve Morison and captain Aaron Ramsey gave Wales a first win of their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign at Cardiff City Stadium.
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Ramsey will remain with Gunners
Aaron Ramsey has signed a new long-term contract with Arsenal, the Barclays Premier League club have confirmed.
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Aaron Ramsey appreciates Glenn Whelan's help
Aaron Ramsey has thanked Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan for his help after the tackle that broke the Arsenal youngster's leg.
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Aaron Ramsey injury not career-threatening
Aaron Ramsey's double fracture to his right leg is not a career-threatening injury, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said on Thursday.
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Whelan defends Shawcross' horror tackle
Stoke midfielder Glenn Whelan maintains there was no malice in Ryan Shawcross' leg-breaking challenge on Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey.
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Sport at 7 - Ray Houghton
Ray Houghton shares his thoughts on the weekend's cross channel soccer, including the Carling Cup final and Aaron Ramsey's injury.
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Shawcross insists 'no malice' in tackle
Stoke defender Ryan Shawcross insists there was 'absolutely no malice' in the challenge on Aaron Ramsey which led to the Arsenal player suffering a badly broken leg at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday.
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Stoke City 1-3 Arsenal
An horrific injury to Arsenal youngster Aaron Ramsey overshadowed a last-gasp win which hauled the Gunners' firmly into the Premier League title race
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Wales 3-0 Scotland
The pressure was back on George Burley as Scotland slumped to a 3-0 defeat to Wales in Cardiff and travelling fans turned on the national team manager.
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Liechtenstein 0-2 Wales
Wales got the confidence-boosting win they so desperately needed after a dismal run of form, with David Vaughan and Aaron Ramsey both scoring their first goals for their country.
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Ramsey keen on Gunners switch
Aaron Ramsey has chosen to place his future in the hands of Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger after shunning offers from Manchester United and Everton.
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Everton join chase for Ramsey
Everton are believed to be the third club who have had an offer accepted for talented Welsh youngster Aaron Ramsey and been given permission to speak to the player.
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Ramsey right up United's street
Manchester United have agreed a fee with Cardiff City for the transfer of Aaron Ramsey.