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Arteta fumes over 'unacceptable' penalty call despite Arsenal's 2-0 win over Sunderland
Mikel Arteta branded a first-half penalty award against Ezri Konsa 'unacceptable at this level' after Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday, with David Raya saving Enzo Le Fee's spot-kick before Bruno Guimaraes and Bukayo Saka sealed the points.
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Maresca dismisses £400m City spending as 'crazy' market ahead of Manchester derby
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has played down the record-breaking fees Manchester City paid this summer, insisting he judges players on quality rather than price as he prepares for his first Manchester derby on Sunday.
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Barcola Struggles Against Fulham, Liverpool Defends £145M Signing
Starting for the second consecutive match with Liverpool, Bradley Barcola delivered another underwhelming performance against Fulham (0-0): no shots on target, no successful dribbles in 78 minutes. His manager Andoni Iraola is calling for patience.
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Arsenal beats Sunderland and takes three-point lead over City
Thanks to a free kick from Bruno Guimarães (58') and a penalty from Saka in added time (90+6), Arsenal won 2-0 at Sunderland on Saturday, securing a fourth consecutive Premier League victory.
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Shearer tells Carrick fixture gap is no excuse ahead of Manchester derby at Old Trafford
Alan Shearer has warned Manchester United manager Michael Carrick he cannot use the two-day scheduling disadvantage against Manchester City as an excuse, though the former striker predicts a draw at Old Trafford on Sunday.
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De Zerbi confronts Tel on pitch as Tottenham stretch scoreless run past 400 minutes
Roberto De Zerbi was caught on camera berating Mathys Tel at full time after Tottenham's second consecutive 0-0 draw, this time against Everton, leaving Spurs 17th in the Premier League having gone more than 400 minutes without a league goal.
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Redknapp brands Tottenham 'diabolical' as £300m outlay yields six hours without a goal
Jamie Redknapp tore into his former club after Tottenham's 0-0 draw with Everton left them without a Premier League goal in four matches — the first time in the club's history they have failed to score in their opening four top-flight games.
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Iraola warns Liverpool lack freshness after £400m attack misfires in Fulham stalemate
Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw by Fulham at Anfield on Saturday, with manager Andoni Iraola admitting his side lacked energy just 60 hours after their Champions League win over Atletico Madrid.
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Schmeichel reveals why he respected Neville's derby handshake snub ahead of first Manchester clash this season
Peter Schmeichel has opened up on Gary Neville's refusal to shake his hand before the 2002 Manchester derby, saying he admired the gesture as proof of Neville's unrivalled passion for United. The two clubs meet again this Sunday in the first derby of the current season.
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Amorim fires back at United legends, saying they 'talk a lot' about a different era
Now managing AC Milan, Ruben Amorim has hit out at former Manchester United players — including Gary Neville and Paul Scholes — who criticised him during his troubled spell at Old Trafford, arguing they judge the club by standards from a bygone era.
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Sagna backs Yoro to shine at Arsenal if he leaves struggling Man United
Former Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna believes Leny Yoro would thrive at the Emirates Stadium, arguing the 20-year-old centre-back has been held back by Manchester United's poor form since his £52m move from Lille in 2024.
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Petrovic's calamitous pass gifts Schade equaliser and denies Rose first Bournemouth win
Goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic's dreadful pass allowed Kevin Schade to lob into an unguarded net for a 2-2 draw at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday, leaving Marco Rose still searching for his first Premier League win after four matches in charge.
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Flemming's 90th-minute rebound seals Ipswich's comeback win over 10-man Crystal Palace
Substitute Zian Flemming forced in a 90th-minute rebound to give Ipswich a dramatic 3-2 victory at Selhurst Park, where Crystal Palace had been reduced to 10 men after Axel Disasi's first-half red card.
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Liverpool held at home, Chelsea rescued by Hull City in Premier League thriller
Liverpool drew 0-0 at home against Fulham in Premier League matchday four, while Chelsea were held to a 2-2 draw by promoted Hull City, who scored twice through Bachir Belloumi.
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Bournemouth set £100m asking price for Alex Scott as United and Liverpool circle
Bournemouth are expected to demand at least £100 million for midfielder Alex Scott next summer, with Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea all previously linked with the 23-year-old England international.
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Man City vs Man Utd U21 derby postponed due to UEFA Youth League fixture clash
Saturday evening's Premier League 2 Manchester derby between City and United's Under-21 sides has been called off after United's youth team played a UEFA Youth League fixture just 48 hours earlier. No new date has yet been confirmed.
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Manchester Derby set for Old Trafford as City arrive top of the Premier League
Manchester City travel to Old Trafford on Sunday to face United in the first Manchester Derby of the season. City head into the game having won all three of their Premier League fixtures, while United sit on a mixed return of one win, one draw and one loss.
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Man United fans to replace Stretford End display with protest banner at Manchester derby
The Red Army supporters' group will strip their traditional flag display from the Stretford End on Sunday and hang a single banner reading 'The way you treat us is a disgrace', in response to the club's decision to ban 685 season ticket holders over alleged ticket touting.
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Emery confirms Garnacho deal is permanent as Villa back winger to rediscover best form
Unai Emery has confirmed Aston Villa's loan move for Alejandro Garnacho from Chelsea carries a conditional obligation to purchase, backing the Argentine to come good despite a slow start that has yielded no goals or assists in three substitute appearances.
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Hat-trick history-maker JJ Gabriel leaves Man United staff in 'total shock' at 15
JJ Gabriel became the youngest player in Manchester United history to score a hat-trick in the UEFA Youth League, netting three in a 5-0 win over Sabah FK's youth side. Fabrizio Romano reports the club are in 'total shock' at the 15-year-old's ability as he edges closer to first-team contention.
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