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Manchester United supporters express divided opinions on whether to root for Chelsea against Arsenal to hinder Arsenal's Premier League title chances. Many prefer Chelsea to win or a draw to prevent Arsenal from gaining points, while others remain neutral or favor Arsenal. Discussions compare hatred levels toward Manchester United's rivals including Barcelona and Arsenal.

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Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo made an exceptional defense-splitting pass to Pedro Neto, contributing to Joao Pedro's opening goal against Brighton. The sequence started with a progressive pass from Santos to Caicedo, who then found Neto leading to the finish.

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The Arsenal winger is the only Premier League player this season with 40-plus take-ons and 40-plus chances created, hitting exactly 46 in each despite just five goals and three assists in 24 games. In Sunday's 4-1 North London Derby win over Spurs, Saka led with 22 duels won, 21 final-third passes, and 18 box touches, though he missed three one-on-ones and saw a near-assist denied by deflection. Fans note multiple chalked-off assists from deflections or own goals elsewhere, praising his underlying impact as Arsenal top the table five points clear of Manchester City ahead of a Chelsea clash.

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Bukayo Saka diced up Tottenham's defense, topping every key stat on the right flank while creating chaos for Arsenal's attackers.

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Kavanagh was stood down by PGMOL after missing Tammy Abraham's offside goal, waving off a potential red card for Lucas Digne, and oddly awarding a free-kick outside the box for a handball inside it during Newcastle's 3-1 victory on February 14. Newcastle's Eddie Howe called them honest mistakes in a fast game, while Villa's Unai Emery and pundit Alan Shearer were far harsher. He returns for Manchester United's key top-four clash with relegation-threatened Crystal Palace on Sunday, assisted by Dan Cook and Ian Hussin, with Tony Harrington on VAR—prompting grumbles from United fans recalling his past red card to Bruno Fernandes.

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Chris Kavanagh steps back into the Premier League spotlight at Old Trafford, just two weeks after a string of glaring mistakes in Newcastle's FA Cup win over Villa left managers fuming.

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Barcelona fell 2-1 to Girona on Monday, dropping two points behind Real Madrid with 58 points after 24 games. Frenkie de Jong drew heavy criticism for routine passes and weak defending without injured Pedri, who's been out since January 21 and expected back late this month. Fans and outlets questioned his impact, though some defend his past highs; Pedri's return could restore midfield balance as Hansi Flick resets the squad for Sunday's rebound.

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Pau Cubarsi gave Barcelona the lead, Lamine Yamal missed a penalty, and then Fran Beltran's 86th-minute strike flipped the Catalan derby on its head.

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The ex-Crystal Palace striker's lineup featured Arsenal's Jurrien Timber at right-back, Ilkhom Khusanov and Gabriel Magalhaes in central defense, plus Eberechi Eze in advanced midfield, alongside picks like Dean Henderson in goal and Viktor Gyokeres up top. Fans questioned Timber's spot after his early exit, with comments like 'How awful were all the other RBs?' and 'Why are these people paid?' Meanwhile, lower leagues celebrated their heroes: QPR's Richard Kone for a late winner, Wrexham's Kieffer Moore in a 5-3 thriller, and Plymouth Argyle landing four spots after a 5-2 rout, including skipper Joe Edwards.

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Clinton Morrison packed his Premier League Team of the Weekend with Arsenal stars after their strong showing. But naming Jurrien Timber at right-back—despite his halftime hook in a draw with Manchester City—left fans scratching their heads and firing back.

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During Manchester United's gritty 1-1 draw at West Ham, Martínez's ice-cold composure in his own box—nutmegging Bowen under pressure—drew widespread praise and fueled comparisons to Arsenal's William Saliba. A podcast head-to-head favored Martínez for aggression, vision, and clutch play, while stats show Saliba's edge in minutes played, pass completion, and defensive duels amid Arsenal's league-best backline. Fans split along rivalry lines, with United supporters hailing his progressive passes and aerial wins despite his height, as Arsenal backers point to reliability and injury concerns.

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With West Ham pressing hard in stoppage time, Lisandro Martínez spotted danger, nutmegged Jarrod Bowen with a feint, and launched Manchester United's counter for a vital 1-1 draw.

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Valencia sold 21-year-old Spanish center-back Cristhian Mosquera, with over 90 La Liga appearances, to Arsenal for €15 million. The club also transferred 20-year-old Yarek Gasiorowski to PSV Eindhoven for €9 million.

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On February 16, 2011, Arsenal trailed after David Villa's opener but roared back with Robin van Persie's screamer in the 78th minute and Andrey Arshavin's finish five minutes later, thrilling 59,927 fans. Wilshere shone brightest, completing 93.5% of his 59 passes, winning duels, and earning Arsenal's standout player nod with a momentum-shifting tackle. Fans today relive the nostalgia, mourning injuries that cut short his career after 197 Arsenal appearances, while clips highlight his global breakout against the world's best.

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Fifteen years ago, 19-year-old Jack Wilshere owned the Emirates, bossing Xavi, Iniesta, and Busquets in Arsenal's epic 2-1 comeback against Pep Guardiola's unbeatable Barcelona.

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Viktor Gyokeres, playing for Arsenal, has scored 15 goals in all competitions despite heavy criticism and fewer minutes than rivals Benjamin Sesko, Joao Pedro, Hugo Ekitike, and Alexander Isak, sparking heated discussions on X. Comparisons highlight his 10 Premier League goals with 0 assists at 174 minutes per goal against Sesko's 7 goals and 1 assist at 162 minutes per goal, alongside disputes over Joao Pedro's 17 non-penalty goals and Isak's performances.

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