Martin Keown is a pundit at MailOnline. As a former professional footballer, he brings insights from his experience with Arsenal's historic Invincible side and his international career, while focusing on themes related to team sports and the broader sports business. He has been featured in notable outlets such as BBC, talkSPORT, and The Times.
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By: Martin Keown
I went back in 1993 with unfinished business. Eze will have same desire to prove himself and fulfil a long-held dream
Thomas Frank’s team head to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday with best away record in the Premier League — my former side will need to go for the jugular early on to secure victory
By: Martin Keown
Michael Regan/Getty Images Former Leeds United manager Simon Grayson has admitted that he hopes the chaos at West Ham United continues, as it only benefits the teams above them, mainly the Whites.
Having lifted the FA Cup three times, I know what it takes to win at Wembley. From remembering to have a laugh to checking your suit fits — here’s what I learnt
By: Martin Keown
Martin Keown - Former Arsenal defender As a former player, I sometimes watch old TV footage and have no recollection of that game.
Thierry Henry may not have appreciated my zeal in training but it helped team keep clean sheets in six knockout matches before what-if moment against Barcelona
