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Arsenal supporters shared and reacted to a video of Martín Zubimendi executing a forward pass during a Spain national team match. Fans noted the rarity of such passes from him in Arsenal games under coach Mikel Arteta.

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Arsenal won all three Premier League matches in March—a 2-1 home victory over Chelsea on March 1, 1-0 at Brighton on March 4 with Bukayo Saka's early goal, and 2-0 against Everton on March 14 via subs Viktor Gyokeres and Max Dowman. No other top-flight team managed a clean sweep, boosting Arsenal to 70 points from 31 games and earning Arteta Manager of the Month nods. Tributes flooded in from Everton, PSG, La Liga clubs, even Manchester City, while fans shared stats like his 144 Premier League wins and hailed him for restoring belief at the club.

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Mikel Arteta blew out 44 candles yesterday, right as Arsenal celebrated a perfect March sweep that put them nine points clear at the top.

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Manchester City won their ninth Carabao Cup with a 2-0 victory over Arsenal at Wembley, powered by Nico O'Reilly's second-half brace. Cherki, City's €36 million summer signing from Lyon, amplified the fun with his bold selfie and a dramatic flop after a Ben White challenge that drew millions of views. City fans hailed it as peak trolling, while Arsenal pointed to their pitchside applause for the winners—praise Pep Guardiola called an incredible gesture—and vowed payback in the title race.

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Rayan Cherki grinned ear-to-ear, medal gleaming, as he snapped a selfie right in front of a stone-faced Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal squad after their runners-up ceremony.

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Gusto told ESPN he doesn't get the criticism of Rosenior, who took over in January on a six-year deal after Enzo Maresca's exit. The team started strong with five wins in their first 10 Premier League games but hit a skid, including an 8-2 Champions League exit to PSG and a 3-0 loss at Everton. Sitting sixth with 48 points, Chelsea's brass backs Rosenior despite fan calls for change, while Gusto pushes the squad to stick together and trust the plan.

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With Chelsea reeling from four straight defeats, young right-back Malo Gusto stepped up for his manager. On international duty, he called Liam Rosenior a top coach worth believing in.

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Manchester City won their ninth Carabao Cup with a 2-0 victory over Arsenal at Wembley, powered by Nico O'Reilly's second-half brace. Cherki, City's €36 million summer signing from Lyon, amplified the fun with his bold selfie and a dramatic flop after a Ben White challenge that drew millions of views. City fans hailed it as peak trolling, while Arsenal pointed to their pitchside applause for the winners—praise Pep Guardiola called an incredible gesture—and vowed payback in the title race.

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Rayan Cherki grinned ear-to-ear, medal gleaming, as he snapped a selfie right in front of a stone-faced Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal squad after their runners-up ceremony.

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The 26-year-old winger, joint-top scorer with six goals this season, picked up the issue at club level and was declared unavailable by the Senegalese Football Federation for matches against Peru and Gambia. His flair has been key to Everton's push for European spots, especially with Jack Grealish sidelined long-term. Fans hope for a quick recovery ahead of the Premier League return against Brentford, with some relieved he skips the internationals to rest.

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Iliman Ndiaye's stunning curl against Chelsea lit up Goodison Park last weekend. Now, discomfort in his left foot has forced him to miss Senegal's friendlies, leaving Everton fans holding their breath.

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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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Arsenal fell 2-0 to Manchester City in Sunday's Carabao Cup final, with teenage Nico O'Reilly scoring twice around the hour mark after a tense first half. Havertz's early one-on-one chance defined the day, drawing instant backlash from supporters who shared clips lamenting the weak effort and calling for him to go. City dominated possession at 62% and claimed their first Carabao Cup since 2023 before 88,000 fans, while Arsenal's trophy drought continues amid their Premier League push.

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Just seven minutes in, Kai Havertz raced clear on goal at Wembley, the net wide open—but his tame shot right at the keeper's feet left Arsenal fans groaning in unison.

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Chelsea fans taunt Arsenal supporters by referencing Kepa Arrizabalaga's 'Thank you Chelsea' gesture after he saved penalties in the 2019 Europa League final in Baku. Chelsea defeated Arsenal 4-1 in the match under Unai Emery. The gesture highlights Kepa's key role in securing the trophy for Chelsea.

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The post alleged Lookman, who joined Atletico from Atalanta last month for over €35 million after his Europa League final hat-trick, faced a sexual assault accusation from 20-year-old Anna Gegnoso at a private meeting. No police reports, club statements, or coverage from outlets like BBC, ESPN, AS, or Marca back the story, and Gegnoso has no verified connection to him. Fans defended Lookman, noting the mismatched photos and lack of evidence, while urging caution against reputation-damaging rumors aimed at African players.

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A baseless claim pairing Atletico Madrid's new signing Ademola Lookman with an Italian influencer spread fast online, but fans quickly called it out as fake.

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A 5.0 magnitude earthquake occurred 22.99 miles southeast of Molina in the Maule Region of Chile at a depth of about 102 km. It was initially reported 19-20 km southeast of Curicó and 64-77 km east of Talca, and felt in the region. Preliminary updates came from seismic data and crowdsourced reports before official confirmation.

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Manchester City won 2-0 in Sunday's final, with academy star O'Reilly scoring headers in the 60th and 64th minutes after the break, dominating possession through links between Haaland and O'Reilly while Arsenal pushed but failed to score. Pep Guardiola grabbed his fifth League Cup, calling the feeling one that 'never gets tired.' Spotlight also fell on Rayan Cherki's cheeky keepy-uppies at 2-0, drawing split pundit views from Gary Neville's 'cocky' label to praise as needed flair, with Cherki defending it as intentional confidence inspired by Nani.

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At Wembley, 20-year-old Nico O'Reilly rose highest twice in four minutes, heading home to silence Arsenal's Wembley roar and spark wild celebrations among City fans.

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Luis de la Fuente praised Simon's experience from Spain's Euro 2024 win and dismissed talk of switching to Raya, despite the Arsenal keeper's stellar 2025/26 season with 15 Premier League clean sheets and just 22 goals conceded in 31 starts. Fans highlight Raya's superior stats over Simon, Joan Garcia, and Alex Remiro, questioning the coach's loyalty amid memes and polls demanding a World Cup rethink. De la Fuente values Simon's big-game record and 50+ caps, calling others talented but not yet ready, leaving Arsenal supporters thrilled Raya stays injury-free on the bench.

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David Raya has been shutting down Premier League attacks left and right for Arsenal, yet Spain's coach insists Unai Simon remains the unbreakable No. 1 choice.

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Arsenal lead the Premier League with 70 points from 31 games and a +39 goal difference, nine points clear of Manchester City. Saka's season stats show six goals and three assists in 27 appearances, down from his double-digit peaks, with hip and hamstring injuries sidelining him earlier this year. Despite strong underlying metrics like top-five chances created, critics point to reduced explosiveness and tactical isolation, while supporters highlight his leadership and expect a bounce-back in the title run-in.

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Bukayo Saka has powered Arsenal to the top of the table, but fans notice his runs lack that old spark after injuries piled up.

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In a tense Premier League match Sunday, Trossard faced heavy fan backlash for his ineffective play, leading Arteta to sub him off at the 76th minute alongside the strong-performing Eberechi Eze for Martinelli and captain Martin Odegaard. Eze, Arsenal's £67.5 million signing from Palace last August, impressed before exiting, sparking debates over starting him ahead of Odegaard in midfield for the upcoming Chelsea clash at the Emirates on March 1. Sitting top with 58 points from 27 games, two ahead of Manchester City, Arsenal's rotation choices now loom large in the title race.

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With Arsenal trailing 1-3 against Crystal Palace, fans grew restless as Leandro Trossard struggled on the pitch, shouting 'How is he still playing?' before Mikel Arteta made the big switch.

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The 6ft 4in midfielder, captain of Tottenham's U18s and son of ex-Newcastle defender Fitz Hall, joined the senior England squad for training ahead of Friday's friendly against Uruguay. With Spurs' strong FA ties smoothing the way, Hall mixed with stars like Kane during intensive sessions, earning his first senior bench spot for Spurs back in January. Though not playing tomorrow, the experience marks a big step in his rapid rise toward the first team and a potential 2026 World Cup pathway.

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At just 18, Spurs youngster Tye Hall stepped onto Wembley's pitch alongside Harry Kane and England's elite, soaking up Thomas Tuchel's drills.

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