What's next for Arsenal Diary this week?

Our women's and academy teams will also play this week, with home games against PSV and Chelsea. Over the next seven days, keep an eye out for the following on Arsenal.com and the official app: TUESDAY 11 a.m.: Arsenal U18s vs. Chelsea The FA Youth Cup quarterfinals are set for the U18s. The young Gunners led by Adam Birchall head to the Cobham Training Centre on Tuesday morning with the goal of winning the north London derby they lost last weekend. On Instagram, use the hashtag "officialarsenalacademy" to follow the action live on X. Mikel Arteta's press conference is at 11 a.m. Mikel Arteta during a press conference Check out our manager's thoughts ahead of Wednesday's match against PSV Eindhoven on Arsenal.com or the official app. WEDNESDAY 2.30pm - Renee Slegers press conference Press conference for Renee The head coach of our women's team will be back in front of the media to discuss the trip to Everton on Friday, the most recent team news, and more. Arsenal vs. PSV Eindhoven at 8 p.m. Players walk out for the UEFA Champions League 7-1 up on aggregate, we welcome PSV Eindhoven to Arsenal Stadium for the second leg of our UEFA Champions League round of 16 tie. Visit Arsenal.com and the official app for the best buildup coverage, where we will air our matchday show Live From N5. After the game, interviews, highlights, and a complete replay of the match will be published. This match will be shown live on TNT Sports 2. FRIDAY Time TBC - Mikel Arteta press conference Mikel Arteta during a press conference At the Sobha Realty Training Center, Mikel will be back in front of the media to discuss Sunday's game against Chelsea at home. Live stream it on Arsenal.com or through the official app. 7pm - Everton v Arsenal U21s Edwards celebrates opening goal vs boro u21s Our under-21 team faces a long trip north this week as they prepare for their Premier League 2 match against the Toffees at Haig Avenue on Friday. On Instagram, use the hashtag "officialarsenalacademy" to follow the action live on X. Everton Women vs. Arsenal at 7 p.m. Park Walton Hall We return to Barclays Women's Super League action with a trip to Everton, which starts at the same time at Walton Hall Park. Chelsea aren't playing in the league this week, which gives ourselves and Manchester United the chance to close the gap at the top of the WSL. You can watch the action live on the WSL YouTube channel. SATURDAY 11.30 a.m.: Leicester City vs. Arsenal U18s Julienne Theo Our under-18s return to Sobha Realty Training Centre to host the Foxes in U18 Premier League South. Follow the action live on X with @ArsenalAcademy, or on Instagram with ‘officialarsenalacademy’. SUNDAY 1.30pm - Arsenal v Chelsea Arsenal supporters entering Emirates Stadium Premier League football returns to Emirates Stadium as we host Chelsea in another London derby. Visit Arsenal.com and the official app for the best buildup coverage, where we will air our matchday show Live From N5. After the game, interviews, highlights, and a complete replay of the match will be published. Sky Sports will broadcast the match live.

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