All Or Nothing: Arsenal Release Date, How To Watch, Trailer And Key ...

All or Nothing: Arsenal release date, how to watch, trailer and key moments of Amazon series

Amazon's All or Nothing documentary team have been tracking Arsenal throughout the 2021/22 campaign

CommentsArsenalAaron Catterson-Reid Football Trends Writer and Andrew Dowdeswell17:15, 27 Jul 2022Updated 09:27, 04 Aug 2022

Arsenal's Amazon Prime All or Nothing documentary is finally set to be aired next week.

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Amazon cameras followed Mikel Arteta's side throughout the 2021/22 campaign, capturing everything from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's dramatic exit to the Gunners narrowly missing out on Champions League qualification.

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Speaking in August last year, Arteta admitted the documentary would be the perfect opportunity to show the progress his side have made over the last few seasons. "That’s a decision made from the club and it is with the best possible interests for the football club. We need to help as much as possible," he said.

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On his hopes for the series, Arteta added: "We are going to help as much as possible, for everybody to see what this club means and how things are done at the football club, be as transparent as we can to show the values, integrity, passions and where we are trying to drive this football club. Hopefully it is a perfect year to show that. We need to make it happen.

"It is down to us to try to produce the best piece that we can, so everybody can feel part of what we do and our fans can be proud of what we do." Ahead of the series airing next week, football.london takes a look at everything you need to know ahead of the anticipated documentary.

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When will All or Nothing: Arsenal be released?

Arsenal's All or Nothing Amazon Prime documentary is set to be available to stream on August 4 following the official release of the trailer last month. However, you won't be able to view all of the show from that date.

New episodes in the eight-part docuseries will launch each week through to August 18. The full episode release schedule is as follows:

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Thursday, August 4 – Episodes 1 – 3

Thursday, August 11 – Episodes 4 – 6

Thursday, August 18 – Episodes 7 – 8

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Prime Video also revealed earlier this year that the Academy Award and BAFTA Award-winning actor, Daniel Kaluuya - who's also an Arsenal fan - will narrate the series.

How to watch All or Nothing: Arsenal

All or Nothing: Arsenal will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. You can buy an Amazon Prime subscription for £7.99 a month or an Amazon Prime Video subscription for £5.99 a month.

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What key moments will feature on All or Nothing: Arsenal

Of course, any Amazon series will be filmed in conjunction with Arsenal, and there is a certain degree of editorial control the Gunners will have. However, there are several crucial moments that have taken place this season that we cannot wait to see the behind-the-scenes footage of.

The biggest of all is the Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang fallout, from the disciplinary breaches he committed to being stripped of the captaincy, all the way through to his departure to Barcelona.

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How did Arteta inform him he would no longer be Arsenal captain? What did he actually do? What happened when he showed up unexpectedly at the Nou Camp to push through a deal? These are questions we can't wait to have answered.

Other key moments we want to see is the summer business and how the transfers, most of which have been hugely successful, were completed, the recovery after losing the first three games of the season and the pressure building on Arteta, and how the race for Champions League football played out as the Gunners lost out to local rivals Spurs following two crucial losses in May.

Is there a trailer for All or Nothing: Arsenal?

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Yes! The trailer can be viewed here.

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