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The table-topping Gunners, six points clear of Manchester City after 25 games, saw no sign of their key attackers in Wednesday's training photos from the Sobha Realty Training Centre. Mikel Arteta stayed cautious in his presser, saying 'We will see' on their fitness for the 8pm GMT kickoff at Gtech Community Stadium, while confirming Mikel Merino faces months out from foot surgery. Despite the worries, Declan Rice grinned through drills, Thomas Partey laughed it up, and Kai Havertz impressed in the gym with flair kneeing a ball—keeping spirits high in a buzzing session with academy talents like Ethan Nwaneri.

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Arsenal's top spot feels solid, but fans hold their breath as captain Martin Ødegaard, Bukayo Saka, and Leandro Trossard missed training ahead of Thursday's test at Brentford.

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Tyrone Marshall spotlighted Luis Enrique's Premier League ambitions and English fluency, though Carrick stays the interim favorite after transforming United from mid-table to third place challengers. The 55-year-old Enrique boasts a treble with Barcelona, Euro 2024 with Spain, and PSG's first Champions League crown, but his contract runs to 2027 amid extension talks. Supporters like Mark Goldbridge push to pursue him aggressively, while skeptics and Patrice Evra back sticking with Carrick's hot streak through the season's end.

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Michael Carrick has United dreaming of a top-four finish with eight wins in ten games. Now whispers of PSG's Luis Enrique stepping in have fans torn between loyalty and ambition.

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Since taking over on January 13, 2026, after Ruben Amorim's sacking, Carrick has lifted United to third in the Premier League with 51 points from 29 games, including a hot start of six wins in seven league matches. But a recent 2-1 loss to 10-man Newcastle on March 4 exposed tepid first halves, a pattern players link to irregular fixtures like the three-week gap after their next games against Aston Villa on March 15 and Bournemouth. The squad wants to fix it, while fans joke about their 'cushy' schedule and debate Carrick's future against names like Xabi Alonso.

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Manchester United players own up to letting manager Michael Carrick down with sluggish openings to games, blaming the long breaks between matches now that Europe is off the schedule.

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On February 10, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar met Ibrahim Babangida for over two hours in Niger State, with Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde joining later for his own session. Atiku spoke publicly about strengthening the African Democratic Congress through grassroots efforts and opposition unity, while denying any 2027 election talks. Ex-Governor Ayodele Fayose claimed the meetings sealed a deal for Makinde to run as Atiku's ADC running mate with major funding and regional support pledges, though neither Atiku nor Makinde has responded to the unverified allegations.

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Atiku Abubakar and Seyi Makinde made separate visits to ex-leader Ibrahim Babangida's home in Minna, leaving the door wide open to whispers of a political team-up.

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PSG beat Chelsea 5-2 in the Champions League last-16 first leg, with Fofana losing a footrace to Dembele before a collapse sparked by Filip Jorgensen's error and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's brace. Fans called Fofana overrated and mid after his injury-free 2025/26 season, though some blamed team issues and his solid Premier League form with 17 starts. Manager Liam Rosenior defended the players, but the £70m center-back faces pressure ahead of the second leg.

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Wesley Fofana chased shadows as Ousmane Dembele outran him for a key goal, then watched Chelsea crumble late in Paris. A dejected photo of the defender captured the fans' growing frustration.

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Leeds beat Norwich 3-0 in the FA Cup fifth round, advancing to the quarterfinals while pausing play smoothly at sunset for iftar—goals came from Sean Longstaff, Gabriel Gudmundsson, and Ramadan-observing Joel Piroe. This followed boos from some fans during a brief hydration stop in their February 28 loss to Manchester City, which the club condemned as disappointing and addressed with a clear statement citing communication gaps. Manager Daniel Farke praised the inclusive vibe as a perfect message, noting everyone is welcome at Elland Road amid the Premier League's player welfare protocol.

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After boos echoed at Elland Road during a Ramadan pause, Leeds United fans turned the page with applause and a strong 3-0 victory over Norwich City.

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The image shows Palmer in Chelsea kit behind a bench featuring Yamal (Barcelona), Ethan Nwaneri (Arsenal), Kobbie Mainoo (Manchester United), Arda Güler (Real Madrid), and Warren Zaïre-Emery (PSG). Chelsea supporters highlight Palmer's 9 goals and 1 assist this season, including a hat-trick, and Chelsea's 3-0 UCL win over Barcelona when Yamal was injured. Fans compare him to Yamal's 13 goals and 9 assists in La Liga, though some note their different roles as midfielder and winger. Palmer has praised Yamal as 'the best in the world,' amid his own rise as Chelsea's top scorer since 2023.

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A photo of Cole Palmer towering over Europe's rising stars like Lamine Yamal has Chelsea fans standing tall. The cheeky caption 'Who is standing up for Cole Palmer?' kicked off lively fan debates.

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Manchester United fans are debating starting Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, and Bryan Mbeumo in the front three over Amad Diallo following a draw against West Ham. Critics highlight Diallo's lack of efficiency in scoring and creating chances, including a late-game pass to Sesko instead of shooting, while supporters note his 2 goals and 2 assists in 15 Premier League games under manager Ruben Amorim. The discussion references Mbeumo's recent assist and Sesko and Mbeumo's four goal contributions each in their last five appearances.

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The 21-year-old Portuguese midfielder earned man-of-the-match honors as West Ham beat Brentford 5-3 on penalties to advance to the FA Cup quarterfinals. Fernandes, West Ham's €44 million summer signing from Southampton, set up the first goal with a left-footed cross for Jarrod Bowen and dominated play with his tempo control and relentless energy. Fans of Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, and others are buzzing about his maturity—likened to Declan Rice and Bruno Guimarães—while scouts eye him amid West Ham's relegation fight.

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Mateus Fernandes owned the midfield at London Stadium, his pinpoint cross sparking West Ham's opener in a gripping 2-2 thriller decided by penalties.

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Former Tottenham captain Tim Sherwood criticized Sesko harshly early in the season, saying the £74 million signing from RB Leipzig shouldn't wear the United shirt. But under interim manager Michael Carrick since January, the 22-year-old has scored seven goals in eight games, thriving in a direct system that suits his aerial strength. Sherwood admitted on the No Tippy Tappy Football podcast, 'I owe the kid an apology. I went early with the criticism,' praising Carrick for charging up Sesko's form as United push for a top-four spot.

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Tim Sherwood once doubted Benjamin Sesko's fit at Manchester United. Now, after the striker's hot streak, the pundit is eating humble pie with a public apology.

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