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Haaland backs Arsenal as title rivals but warns City's rebuild is far from over
Erling Haaland has acknowledged Arsenal's strength heading into the new Premier League season while insisting Manchester City are still in a rebuilding phase following sweeping summer changes, including the departures of Rodri, Bernardo Silva and John Stones.
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Ndiaye reveals Champions League ambition drove his £60m snub of Tottenham for City
Iliman Ndiaye has explained why he rejected Tottenham to complete a £60m move to Manchester City on deadline day, saying his desire to play Champions League football made the decision straightforward once City entered the race.
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Carragher insists Gyokeres will never displace Havertz as Arsenal's first-choice striker
Jamie Carragher has delivered a blunt verdict on Viktor Gyokeres's prospects at Arsenal, arguing the Swedish striker lacks the defensive work rate to dislodge Kai Havertz, who has started all three games this season and scored against Coventry and Chelsea.
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Arteta insists reigning champions Arsenal will reach even greater heights this season
Mikel Arteta praised an 'exceptional' performance after Arsenal beat Chelsea at the Emirates to maintain a perfect start to their Premier League title defence, with captain Martin Odegaard scoring the decisive second-half winner.
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Carragher and Sturridge rule Chelsea out of title race after 2-1 loss to Arsenal
Jamie Carragher and Daniel Sturridge declared a 'massive gulf' between Chelsea and Arsenal after Xabi Alonso's side fell 2-1 at the Emirates, with both pundits describing the Blues as 'a work in progress' still far short of the champions.
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Rogers scores in 77 seconds but Arsenal fans mock his £117m Chelsea move
Morgan Rogers netted inside two minutes at the Emirates on Sunday, but Arsenal fans had the last laugh, chanting that he 'should have signed for a big club' as Chelsea lost 2-1 — their first defeat under Xabi Alonso.
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Odegaard's cracker rescues Arsenal as 10-game unbeaten run survives Chelsea fightback
Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea at the Emirates, with Martin Odegaard's stunning winner keeping Mikel Arteta's side perfect in the Premier League. Chelsea had taken a shock lead inside 77 seconds through Morgan Rogers before Kai Havertz levelled and Odegaard settled it.
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Man United Champions League return draws weak demand as hospitality prices halve for Sabah clash
Hospitality ticket prices for Manchester United's Champions League opener against Sabah FC at Old Trafford on September 10 have dropped by more than 50%, with the cheapest package now available for £75.
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Hackett identifies two refereeing errors as United settle for Everton draw
Ex-Premier League referee Keith Hackett has told Goodison News that referee John Brooks made two yellow card mistakes in Manchester United's 2-2 draw at Everton, while also weighing in on the contentious Matheus Cunha penalty appeal.
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Garnacho slammed as 'completely disinterested' in Villa's third straight winless draw
Alejandro Garnacho was heavily criticised by former Villa defender Stephen Warnock after a flat 15-minute cameo in Aston Villa's 0-0 draw at Hull City, their third game without a win to open the Premier League season.
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Carrick admits United cannot ignore defensive frailty after six goals conceded in three games
Michael Carrick has acknowledged Manchester United's defensive record must improve after shipping two goals in each of their first three Premier League fixtures against Hull, Ipswich, and Everton.
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Carrick insists Manchester United's four-point start is not as bad as it looks
Michael Carrick pushed back on suggestions Manchester United have made a poor start to the Premier League season, saying his side 'will be fine' after collecting just four points from their opening three games.
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United drop points at Everton as Champions League opener against Sabah looms
Manchester United were held to a 2-2 draw at Everton on Sunday, with Ainsley Maitland-Niles scoring a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Michael Carrick's side back-to-back wins. United sit 11th in the Premier League with four points from three games.
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Obi Mikel tips Manchester United to sign Crystal Palace's Wharton for £80m next summer
Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel believes Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton will leave Selhurst Park next summer, naming Manchester United as his predicted destination for the England international.
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Shaw's double fires Manchester City to winning WSL title defence start against Birmingham
Khadija Shaw headed home twice in the second half as Manchester City opened their Women's Super League title defence with a 3-1 win over promoted Birmingham. Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham also claimed opening-weekend victories.
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Carrick blames United decision-making after Maitland-Niles stunner denies win at Everton
Michael Carrick admitted his Manchester United players made costly decisions late on as Ainsley Maitland-Niles's stoppage-time strike cancelled out Benjamin Sesko's header to earn Everton a draw at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
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Neville apologises to VAR after Arsenal goal ruled out for offside against Chelsea
Gary Neville issued an on-air apology to VAR officials after Arsenal had a goal disallowed for offside during Sunday's Premier League clash with Chelsea at the Emirates, where the Gunners had already fallen behind to a Morgan Rogers wonderstrike inside two minutes.
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Grealish admits Moyes will call him 'a nightmare' as second Everton loan begins
Jack Grealish has returned to Everton on loan for a second consecutive season after being frozen out at Manchester City, and the 30-year-old says his strong bond with David Moyes brings out the best in him — even if the manager finds him a handful.
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Nkunku rejected Manchester United and Newcastle to seal Leipzig return
Christopher Nkunku turned down advances from Manchester United and Newcastle United during the summer window, choosing instead to rejoin RB Leipzig on loan after an underwhelming spell at Chelsea and AC Milan.
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VAR backs Tarkowski tackle as Cunha penalty appeal dismissed in United's win at Everton
VAR upheld referee John Brooks' decision not to award Manchester United a penalty after James Tarkowski dispossessed Matheus Cunha in the Everton box, with pundit Lee Hendrie backing the call as a 'brilliant tackle'.
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