Men

Scan clears Martin Odegaard of major ankle damage

Norway's team doctor found no major damage in scans on the ankle Odegaard hurt against Portugal on Sunday, and assistant coach Brede Hangeland says the pain is easing. He did not train on Tuesday and remains a doubt to face Wales.

Also covered by Evening Standard.

Manchester City to appeal after being found guilty on 114 of 115 charges

City have until 2 October to lodge the appeal and say the ruling contains clear material errors of law, principle and fact. The Premier League will set sanctions at a separate hearing, with fines, points deductions and stripped titles reported as options.

Also covered by Evening Standard.

Gyokeres plays down blood-stained socks after Sweden's win

Gyokeres left the Poland game with blood on both socks and shrugged off suggestions he had been stamped on, saying he had not raised it with the referee. Graham Potter said he is available for Sweden's remaining fixtures.

Internationals: Bruno scores for Brazil, Merino assists in Spain's win

Bruno Guimaraes scored his fourth international goal in the 69th minute as Brazil beat Australia 4-2 in Brisbane. Mikel Merino came on and set up Nico Williams in Spain's 4-1 Nations League win over Croatia.

Bournemouth will not sell Alex Scott in January, with Arsenal among interested clubs

Bournemouth have told interested clubs they will not discuss a move until their league objectives are settled. Scott, 23, is reported to have interest from Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool, and enters the final 18 months of his contract in January.

Women

Arsenal throw away a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 at Paris FC

Alessia Russo and Georgia Stanway put Arsenal 2-0 up in the Champions League before Clara Mateo replied for Paris. Maeline Mendy then equalised from an 87th minute penalty after Leah Williamson handled a ball her goalkeeper had rolled to her for a goal kick.

Also covered by The Independent and Evening Standard.

Slegers did not attend the post-match press conference in Paris

Renee Slegers was understood to be too furious to face the media after the draw, and assistant coach Aaron D'Antino spoke instead. D'Antino said Arsenal did not accept that it was a penalty.

Also covered by Arseblog News.

Arsenal Women score twice in a match for the first time this season

Russo's first goal of the campaign and Stanway's second-half strike ended a run of three goals in Arsenal's opening five matches. Slegers had said before the game that the goals would come.

Also covered by Arseblog News.

Academy

Andre Harriman-Annous makes his England Under-20s debut

The 18 year old was added from the standby list after an injury to West Brom's Jimmy Jay Morgan, then came off the bench in a 2-1 win over France for his first appearance at the level.

Social

• The Women's Game on Bluesky: A clip of the 87th minute penalty, with Williamson stopping a ball she thought her goalkeeper was rolling to her for a goal kick.
• Daily Cannon on Bluesky: Points out that David Raya rolls the ball from his hands to Gabriel for goal kicks, and explains why Arsenal do it that way.
• Philarsopher on Bluesky: A record of Michael Oliver's red cards: seven against Arsenal in 57 Premier League matches, none against Manchester City in 55.

Podcasts

• Three Gooners walk into a bar, ... and 50 Episodes Later... It's Quiz Time (42 min). The show's 50th episode, in which Jams sets John and Dan a quiz instead of covering the Manchester City verdict, which they are saving for next week.
• Arsenal AM, Episode 169: They did the crime lets get them (35 min). A reaction to the Manchester City verdict, separating the club's owners from its supporters and arguing for the club to be made an example of.
• Latte Firm - Arsenal FC x, Manchester City Charges & Verdict EXPLAINED. With @TheMagic_TopHat. (1h 9m). A long walk through the verdict with an anonymous guest who works in finance and fraud, covering both sides' statements and the possible punishments.
• Inside Arsenal - with Charles Watts, Special episode - Alan Smith on Man City scandal, Arsenal & the Kevin Campbell Foundation (31 min). Lorna Campbell talks about the Kevin Campbell Foundation, and Alan Smith joins to discuss the Manchester City case and Arsenal.
• The Grove - An Arsenal Podcast, 208 | The Grove x Keith Hackett (Former Referee & PGMOL Head) Refereeing, VAR, ProRef & the State of the Game (1h 49m). An interview with former Football League, Premier League and FIFA referee Keith Hackett on refereeing, VAR and PGMOL.
• THE NORTH BANK - An Arsenal Podcast, THE NORTH BANK meets...Diego from The Global Gooners Podcast (1h 31m). Holly and Stef talk to Diego of The Global Gooners Podcast about following Arsenal from Nigeria to Manchester and then to Washington DC.
• The Big Arsenal Breakfast Show, SHAMCHESTER CITY: Premier League Signal End Game for the Cheats (37 min). A look at the Premier League's ruling, the findings on misstated accounts, and what the verdict means for the league.

On This Day

2022. Thomas Partey, Gabriel Jesus and Granit Xhaka scored as Arsenal beat Tottenham 3-1 at the Emirates, Harry Kane's penalty the only reply in front of 60,278. Via Wikipedia

2014. Danny Welbeck helped himself to a hat-trick against Galatasaray in the Champions League, with Alexis Sanchez adding a fourth in a 4-1 win at the Emirates. Via Wikipedia

2000. Thierry Henry settled a 1-0 win over Manchester United at Highbury with the turn and volley that became one of the ground's most replayed goals. Via Wikipedia

1981. Julio Baptista was born, the Brazilian who spent a single loan season at Arsenal in 2006/07 and scored four of the six in that League Cup win at Anfield.