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Arsenal leads the Premier League with 61 points after 28 games, five ahead of Manchester City, while United hold fourth on 48 points and Chelsea trail on 45 in fifth. Fans rejected claims they'd root for Arsenal over Chelsea in the March 1 Emirates clash, with many declaring they'd accept relegation just to stop the Gunners from winning the title. Posts featured memes like a chihuahua in United and Chelsea kits, joking that Arsenal's loss to Chelsea followed by Chelsea's defeat to City would make everyone happy, highlighting deep-seated rivalry bitterness.

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Man United supporters are drawing a clear line: they'd cheer Chelsea against Arsenal, even if it risks their own top-four push.

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Social media posts analyze remaining Premier League schedules for Aston Villa (3rd, 51 points), Manchester United (4th, 48 points), Chelsea (5th, 45 points), and Liverpool (6th, 45 points) in the race for Champions League qualification. Discussions highlight Manchester United's favorable run without European or cup distractions compared to rivals facing midweek European competitions and FA Cup matches. Users debate expected points, toughest opponents like Newcastle and Aston Villa, and potential outcomes for top-four finishes.

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The post flipped Richarlison's own taunt after Tottenham's pre-season friendly win, drawing cheers from Arsenal fans who called it iconic payback and jeers from rivals mocking Gabriel's empty trophy cabinet at age 28. Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres each scored braces in the North London Derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on February 22, extending Arsenal's lead at the Premier League top to five points and their unbeaten derby run since May 2022. The banter lit up online, with supporters trading barbs over hypocrisy and pressure-handling in football's trash-talk world.

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Fresh from Arsenal's 4-1 thrashing of Tottenham, defender Gabriel grabbed the Man of the Match trophy from last summer's Hong Kong Soccer Sevens and tagged Brazil teammate Richarlison with a joker emoji.

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Crystal Palace beat bottom-of-the-table Wolves 1-0 at Selhurst Park, thanks to Guessand's 90th-minute strike after Wolves midfielder Ladislav Krejčí received a second yellow for kicking the ball away to delay restart. Wolves had dominated early, missing a first-half penalty saved by Dean Henderson, but the red card around the 61st minute forced them into desperate defense. The narrow victory marked Palace's first home win since November, easing pressure on manager Oliver Glasner, while Wolves boss Rob Edwards called the decision a costly blow. Fans fiercely debated the referee's call, with Wolves supporters citing inconsistent rulings elsewhere.

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With Wolves down to 10 men after a controversial red card, Crystal Palace fans held their breath through nine minutes of stoppage time—until Evann Guessand fired home the winner at the near post.

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Manchester United sacked Ruben Amorim from his position as manager. The team has since improved, earning 16 points from 18 possible.

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Arsenal top the Premier League after 27 matches, but a late draw at Wolves let Manchester City close to two points behind. In his pre-match presser, Arteta urged his team to relish the scrutiny and expectations fans have craved for years, saying those who can't handle it should go elsewhere. Fans split on the tough message, with some cheering the call for resolve ahead of today's clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where a win would stretch Arsenal's lead to four points.

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Mikel Arteta laid it out plainly to his players: love the roar of a title fight, or head for the door. His words came right before the high-stakes North London Derby.

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Club sources via Diario AS confirm Real Madrid isn't considering Jose Mourinho or Unai Emery to replace current boss Alvaro Arbeloa, who took over in January from the youth team and has the top spot in La Liga despite a recent 2-1 loss to Osasuna. Speculation surged following the first-leg UCL playoff defeat, where Mourinho faced backlash for comments on Vinicius Junior's goal celebration amid racism allegations. President Florentino Perez backs Arbeloa ahead of Tuesday's Bernabeu rematch, with Mourinho set to watch from the stands due to suspension.

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With pressure mounting after a Champions League loss to Mourinho's Benfica, Real Madrid drew a firm line: no return for the Special One or Unai Emery anytime soon.

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Manchester United secured a gritty 1-0 victory at Goodison Park thanks to substitute Benjamin Šeško's 71st-minute goal, assisted by Cunha's pinpoint pass. Cunha shone in defense too, logging 11 actions while absorbing Everton's pressure, with his theatrical celebration on Garner drawing praise from the Premier League account and fans for his passion and shithousery. Manager Michael Carrick lauded his second-half defending, and the 26-year-old—signed from Wolves for £62.5 million—continues building momentum with versatile play amid United's push for the top four.

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Deep into stoppage time, Matheus Cunha shielded the ball from James Garner, pumped his fists right in his face, roared, and tumbled to the turf amid teammate cheers.

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