4 hours ago Why isn't Man Utd vs Bournemouth on TV? How to watch Premier League match

Ruben Amorim’s confidence-filled Manchester United side host high-flying Bournemouth on Sunday, but UK-based fans will be unable to tune in live for the Premier League clash

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9 hours ago Jamie Redknapp sends Mikel Arteta transfer message as Arsenal star extends amazing record

Gabriel Jesus scored another two goals for Arsenal to put Crystal Palace to the sword at Selhurst Park and Mikel Arteta has been told that the Brazilian should stay in his team

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9 hours ago Oliver Glasner bemoans Crystal Palace 'gifting goals' to Arsenal in heavy defeat

Palace had a big chance to equalise at 2-1 but ultimately suffered a big loss

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10 hours ago Mikel Arteta admits Arsenal 'worried' by Bukayo Saka injury update as star on crutches

Arsenal cruised to a 5-1 victory over Crystal Palace, but their win was marred by an injury to star man Bukayo Saka, who was forced off inside 20 minutes

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10 hours ago Gabriel Jesus punishes Crystal Palace as clinical Arsenal reignite title challenge

Crystal Palace 1-5 Arsenal: Jesus scored twice with Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli and Declan Rice also on target

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11 hours ago Mikel Arteta shares concerning Bukayo Saka injury update as Arsenal star left on crutches

Arsenal smashed Crystal Palace 5-1 at Selhurst Park to cut the gap on Liverpool at the top of the Premier League, but their night was soured by an injury suffered by Bukayo Saka

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11 hours ago Gabriel Jesus justifies easy Arsenal decision as Bukayo Saka injury scare ruins landmark night

The Gunners cruised to victory over Crystal Palace but the evening wasn’t perfect

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11 hours ago Gabriel Jesus stars as Arsenal thrash Crystal Palace despite Bukayo Saka injury worry

CRYSTAL PALACE 1-5 ARSENAL: Gabriel Jesus struck twice as the title-chasing Gunners ran riot at Selhurst Park, scoring five goals for the third time in eight matches in all competitions

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11 hours ago Gabriels bring tidings of joy for Arsenal in thrashing of sorry Crystal Palace

This was almost the perfect way for Mikel Arteta to celebrate five years as Arsenal manager. Another two goals for Gabriel Jesus – his first in the Premier League since January – followed up his match-winning performance against the same opponents a few days ago as Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli and the substitute Declan Rice with his first league goal of the season rounded off another victory over Crystal Palace.Only the sight of Bukayo Saka limping off during the first half with a suspected hamstring injury could dampen the enthusiasm of the travelling supporters, whose side are now only three points behind the leaders, Liverpool – albeit having played two games more. But with Manchester City six points behind Arsenal and almost a speck of dust in their rearview mirror, Arteta will know they have never had a better opportunity to go all the way after clinically ­dispatching Oliver Glasner’s side. Continue reading...

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