Our latest Arsenal Beat special delves into the world of the matchday programme.

Max Jones presents an in-depth look at the history of programmes, how the Arsenal matchday companion is put together, the ways in which it provides an essential tool for football reporters, just how valuable some from the past can be and what the future holds in the digital age.

With contributions from:

:: Henry Winter - Chief football writer - The Times

:: Andy Exley - Editor of the official Arsenal matchday programme

:: John Litster - programme historian and author of 'The Football Programme: A History and Guide'

:: Josh James - Arsenal features editor and club statistician

:: Paul Matz - Publisher of Programme Monthly

It is time for the Arsenal Beat to 'Get with the Programme'...

We’ve had black cat superstitions and asking his players to think like squirrels, but despite the best efforts of Jonas Eidevall, Arsenal Women ended the season without a trophy.

To take a look back at the campaign, Molly is joined by The Athletic’s Art de Roche, Suzy Wrack from the Guardian and, making her Arsenal Beat debut, Kathryn Batte from the Daily Mail.

The panel discuss Eidevall's impact in his first season, how he has interacted with the media and battled with Emma Hayes, how Arsenal can close that small gap next season, training with Academy players to be better in Europe, the future of Vivianne Miedema and Arsenal's Lionesses.

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Ahead of the visit of Manchester United a number of Arsenal journalists select their best memories from a fixture which used to dominate the English football calendar.

• The Athletic's Amy Lawrence recalls Marc Overmars scoring the winner at Old Trafford on the way to the title in 1998.
• We return to Manchester four years later as the Mirror's chief football writer John Cross talks us through Sylvain Wiltord's title-winning goal.
• Patrick Vieira and Roy Keane battled one another on the pitch for years but it was a clash in the Highbury tunnel back in 2005 which Times chief football writer Henry Winter recalls with fondness.
• Nick Callow of Hayters Teamwork talks all things FA Cup final 2005 with a little bit of 1979 thrown in for good measure.
• Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez may have both seen their star wane in recent times but in 2015 they tore Manchester United apart at the Emirates Stadium and senior football writer for ESPN James Olley was in attendance.