And the BBC are now reporting that Arsenal could face being without Eze for a period of between four and six weeks. After the international break, Arsenal will resume their hunt for trophies in the FA Cup, where they travel to face in-form Championship side Southampton. A two-legged Champions League quarter-final tie is sandwiched between the visit of Bournemouth, before Arsenal make a huge trip up to the Etihad Stadium to face Manchester City in mid-April. Arsenal's upcoming fixtures Southampton vs Arsenal (4 April, FA Cup) Sporting CP vs Arsenal (7 April, Champions League) Arsenal vs Bournemouth (11 April, Premier League) Arsenal vs Sporting CP (15 April, Champions League) Man City vs Arsenal (19 April, Premier League) Arsenal vs Newcastle (25 April, Premier League) Arsenal vs Fulham (2 May, Premier League)Home games against Newcastle and Fulham then follow at the end of April and beginning of May, which could be games which Arsenal target for Eze’s potential return. There is also a possibility that Eze could miss both legs of the Champions League semi-final and the FA Cup semi-final should Arsenal progress in both competitions.

Source: Metro March 24, 2026 17:47 UTC