Bruno Guimaraes is in line to make his first Arsenal start against Manchester City in the Community Shield. The Brazilian featured off the bench in the Gunners' final pre-season match against Como in midweek and could now come into the starting lineup in Cardiff.

The first piece of silverware of the season is upon us, with Arsenal and Manchester City set to face off this weekend in the FA Community Shield.

The Community Shield takes place this weekend as Premier League champions Arsenal and FA Cup winners Manchester City go head to head at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Sunday afternoon. The

Arsenal take on Manchester City in Sunday's Community Shield, but why will there be 13,000 more Gunners than Citizens in attendance in Cardiff?

Player usage is the question for this game, as both Mikel Arteta and new City boss Enzo Maresca are evaluating how many minutes to give their stars still finding fitness after recent post-World Cup breaks.

The move shifts the 104th Community Shield from the sprawling, open-air grandeur of North London to Cardiff’s intimate downtown venue. Unlike Wembley’s vast open bowl, the former Millennium Stadium features a fully retractable roof and steep, enclosed stands.

The top two Premier League teams in England are taking center stage with the first trophy of 2026-27 up for grabs. Arsenal and Manchester City will clash in the 2026 FA Community Shield, England's version of the Super Cup that is played in other premier ...

The Principality Stadium, which was referred to as the Millennium Stadium at the time, was the venue for the FA Cup final and the Community Shield between 2001 and 2006 and for the League Cup final between 2001 and 2007.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, and Martin Zubimendi are available for Arsenal's upcoming Community Shield game against Manchester City, although the news was less positive regard