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Ahead of tomorrow's Community Shield clash between Arsenal and Chelsea, Jose Mourinho has played down the rivalry with Arsene Wenger. Mourinho has never tasted defeat against the Frenchman, the pair often exchanging verbal blows in the media while also needing to be kept apart on the touchline during a Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge last October. With little love lost between the pair, Mourinho re-opened their rift recently with comments suggesting Arsenal were not averse to splashing the cash - something somewhat at odds with Wenger's more organic philosophy. Do you think a repeat of below photo will occur at Wembley on Sunday?

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Walcott and Cazorla provide some contract contrast 01 Aug 2015 arseblog arseblog 20 arses 0 440 0 walcott_cazorla Morning. We’ll start with the news that Theo Walcott and Santi Cazorla have put pen to paper on new deals. The former signs for four years, the latter for another two, and it’s good news all-round, even though it’s interesting to look at them both and see the differences. Cazorla’s extension secures his future, but is also a reward for what he’s done on the pitch in the last 12 months (and since his arrival from Malaga). You might remember he just signed an extension in March 2014, along with Aaron Ramsey, so this new contract recognises the impact he’s made and the importance he has to this team. The way he settled into, and flourished, in a relatively unfamiliar midfield role was a big part of why the second half of last season was such a success. It hasn’t stifled his creativity, but it gave the midfield a dimension it didn’t have before, especially when combined with Francis Coquelin’s more defensive outlook. There had been a sense that he’d move back to Spain at some point, that might still be the case, but by signing a contract extension it’s a commitment from both parties that it’s going to be some way into the future. As I’ve said on here before, watching Cazorla is a joy, and I’m delighted that he’s going to be part of this team for another few seasons. On the other hand, despite being an established ‘star’, Walcott’s new deal comes about because his previous one was on the point of expiration – or certainly in that period where you risk losing a player for free within 12 months. He signed his last extension in January 2013 and we all know the ins and outs of that, there’s no need to tread over old ground. In the 12 months between the signing of the new deal and the cruciate injury the following January, he scored 12 goals in total for us. Not a bad return, but after the injury and the manager’s reluctance to use him in the team, his contribution had been minimal until the last two games of the season. Arsene Wenger left him on the bench week in, week out, choosing Ramsey or Wilshere ahead of him in his best position on the right hand side. When subs were made it was often Danny Welbeck, rather than Walcott, who got the nod. Had Olivier Giroud’s form not tanked the way it did and Welbeck missed out through injury, chances are he wouldn’t have played against West Brom and subsequently Villa in the final. But how often do we talk about taking your chances when they arrive? He did that with a fine goal in the cup final that set us on our way to a 4-0 win. I really don’t think you can read too much into the West Brom game as evidence of his ability – we know he’s capable of that from time to time, and against a team that were practically on holidays it’s not a performance that made up Arsene Wenger’s mind about his desire to keep him or not. I think he always wanted him to stay and extend, but I think the difference between him and Cazorla in that Walcott has still got something to prove. His deal was down to timing, as I mentioned, but also about hoping the years between 26 and 30 are his peak ones, and ones in which he can add consistency to his game. Unlike Cazorla it wasn’t based on what he did last season, the final two games were an anomaly, not the norm, whereas the Spaniard was doing it week after week after week. His fitness has often been an issue, we know that he can often be a passenger as games (literally) pass him by, and his goalscoring record is reasonable but one which could and should improve. I’m not especially concerned about what he’s earning, because every footballer has the right to get the best deal possible for themselves, but like it or not when you’re a £140,000 a week player there comes an expectation of £140,000 a week performances. Not just now and again, but more often than not. It’s puts him more or less in the same wage bracket as Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez, and that’s the marker these days for the level of performance. Walcott has some fantastic qualities, but the flaws his game are apparent a bit too often. It’s time to iron those out, to stay fit and increase his overall contribution. I’m also pretty sure that we’ll see some knock-on effects from Walcott’s new deal. Someone like Aaron Ramsey, for example, who has been scoring, playing well, and contributing more to the team over the last 18 months, might feel like he merits a better contract, and on the basis of this you’d be hard pressed to argue against it. That’s the way it goes though, the club will have been aware of that, and will deal with it if and when it becomes an issue.

Saturday's Arsenal stories from other papers & websites Lewandowski not tempted? Robert Lewandowski will not be tempted by a move to Arsenal, according to the Daily Express. It had been reported that the Gunners had made a £35million bid for the Polish front man - but Bayern have rebuffed that approach. Speaking to Bayern's website, he said: "I don’t believe the fans have already seen the best of me. I can, and will, be even better this season, I’m certain of that. "It’s not always easy of course as there are so many factors involved. It’s vital we play well as a team. That’s the most important thing.

Sanchez desperate for Gunners return Chile's Alexis Sanchez celebrates after scoring the winning penalty Reuters Delight: Sanchez could inspire Arsenal like he inspired Chile Alexis Sanchez wants to make a speedy return to Arsenal’s first team - less than a month after his season finished. Chile superstar Sanchez is due back at training with Arsenal next week and is already targeting the first game of the season against West Ham on Sunday week.

Arsenal news and transfer rumours: Robert Lewandowski approach rebuffed by Bayern Munich? 08:41, 1 August 2015 By Aaron Flanagan PLUS: The Gunners would like to secure a move for a former Lyon star but they face intense competition ahead of the season start 1051 Shares [Robert-Lewandowski-Poland-hat-trick.jpg] Getty International pedigree: The Polish striker is reportedly wanted by the Gunners Here are all the latest Gunners stories from today's Daily Mirror... Cech can make us champions, say Wenger Arsene Wenger has backed Petr Cech to emulate Edwin van der Sar and turn Arsenal into Premier League champions. Dutch keeper van der Sar was 34 when he joined Manchester United ten years ago and helped them win four titles and the Champions League. Cech is 33, is also still a world class keeper and Wenger believes he can have the same effect on Arsenal by bringing experience to the Emirates.

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FA Community Shield: Arsenal v Chelsea Venue: Wembley Stadium Date: 2 August, 15:00 BST Coverage: Live match commentary on BBC Radio 5 live, live text commentary on BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app. The English football season returns on Sunday when Premier League champions Chelsea meet FA Cup winners Arsenal in the FA Community Shield at Wembley. The match comes 64 days after the Gunners ended the domestic season with their 4-0 FA Cup win over Aston Villa. Neither side have added significantly to their squads over the summer - though goalkeeper Petr Cech will make his Arsenal debut against his old side. Chelsea could hand a start to new signing Radamel Falcao. Falcao, 29, spent last season with Manchester United but endured a poor campaign, scoring just four goals in 29 games. He signed a season-long loan deal from Monaco earlier this summer, while Chelsea's only other signing is goalkeeper Asmir Begovic from Stoke. He replaces Cech, 33, who played 494 games in 11 seasons at Stamford Bridge before his £10m move in June. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed that striker Diego Costa (hamstring) and defender Gary Cahill (nose) are both fit after pre-season injury concerns. A rivalry renewed: Wenger v Mourinho Sunday sees two Premier League giants collide, with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger hoping to beat a side managed by Jose Mourinho for the first time. Wenger is yet to taste victory against Mourinho in 13 attempts and the two managers have already been involved in one disagreement this summer. Mourinho suggested that Arsenal had spent more money than Chelsea over the last few years, with Wenger responding by saying he "does not listen to what people think or say". On Friday Mourinho repeated his belief that Arsenal can mount a serious title challenge this season but played down his rivalry with Wenger. He said: "It doesn't matter about Arsenal, it doesn't matter about the manager. "I never made it an explosion of happiness or special pride in my victories over Arsenal. I do not make a drama if one day we lose." In return Wenger light-heartedly suggested the media favour Mourinho: "I'll leave your love story with him to continue without interfering. "I wouldn't like to interfere in that." When challenged that Mourinho believes it is Arsenal who receive preferential treatment, Wenger replied: "So it's all about love." Arsenal - who have not scored against Chelsea in over eight hours of play - did win last season's Community Shield - beating Manchester City 3-0 at Wembley.