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William Wigg GK : Jordan Pickford ( vs Arsenal ) The Everton keeper was the standout pick this week, although it is important to also recognise strong performances from Robert Sanchez of Chelsea, Lukasz Fabianski of West Ham, and Emi Martinez’s wonder save at the City Ground. Pickford displayed...
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William Wigg GK : Andre Onana ( vs Ipswich A ) Manchester United fans would have been hopeful ahead of Ruben Amorim’s debut in charge of the club, however, it was another tepid performance that has become characteristic of United over the past decade. One shining light, despite...
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William Wigg GK: Matz Sels ( vs Chelsea A) Yet another resolute defensive display from Nottingham Forest, that has become typical of them under Nuno Espirito Santo, aided further by a top performance by the Belgian international. Sels made 7 saves with the pick of the bunch being...
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Tomos Millward Up until August 8th it was widely expected that Arsenal would compete this season with a goalkeeper pairing of Aaron Ramsdale and Matt Turner, with the former to receive the bulk of the Premier League and Champions League playing time. However, news broke on August 8th...
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Arsenal seem to be cursed when it comes to defeating Manchester City in the Premier League - this was City’s 11th straight victory against Arsenal. All doubts surrounding Financial Fair Play and the integration of Erling Haaland were silenced, as City cruised to a 3-1 victory. Guardiola’s strikers are...
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Ayman Ahmer Have Arsenal turned over a new leaf? Have they become more financially astute? How significant was this January transfer window? For years Arsenal have failed to use the transfer window effectively to bolster their squad. The Gunners have always been short of one or two key signings...
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Sixteen wins. Two draws. One Loss. Premier League followers would typically identify the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool to be displaying this sort of form at the half-way stage of the season. However, this year has proved that it is not the standard two-horse race between Pep Guardiola...