Here is your Arsenal digest for Sunday, July 19.
Luiz responds to criticism
David Luiz insists he has worked hard to win back Arsenal fans following an incredible display against Manchester City in the FA Cup.
The Brazilian centre-back was part of a dominant defensive performance in the Gunners' 2-0 win, coming just a month and a day since his disastrous display against the same opponents in the Premier League restart.
He says football is about surviving and striving to improve.
"I think it's part of football," Luiz told BT Sport.
"I understood football is about survive. Every day you're gonna defend your team and people support other teams.
"It's about trying to survive. It's what I did, I worked hard every day after my mistakes, I took the blame, I was humble enough to accept that and work more for the team."
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Fan's message to Kroenke
An ingenious Arsenal fan has sent a strong message to Stan Kroenke and the board on BT Sport.
The broadcaster uses a fan wall to allow supporters to cheer on their team due to matches being behind-closed-doors.
One fan used that aspect to send a message to the board, urging them to back Mikel Arteta in the transfer market.
Arteta's cultural revolution complete
The Gunners' slow start to Saturday's victory probably would have seen many fans fearing the worst.
Arsenal had just 19 per cent possession in the opening nine minutes when Shkodran Mustafi was caught dawdling on the ball.
Yet, whilst that seemed all too familiar, Granit Xhaka's goal-saving clearance summed up Mikel Arteta's cultural revolution at the club.
The Gunners are no longer the soft touch that willingly roll over after making mistakes.
Instead, they stand up for each other and refuse to accept defeat.
