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Yep, have to give it to them, they look complete and even when they have injuries, they look good. Saka was injured for a bit and Madueke stepped in and did well. Gyokeres who they have bought for big money as the main CF, they are scoring goals without him playing. I think whatever the result, they will win the league. They are too strong in all angles of the pitch. Nwaneri who is actually older than Estevao and was seen as their big breakthrough star last season cannot get a start at all. ThatBy Stats
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Been loving the last few results and emergence of Estevao but can’t see anything other than an Arsenal win on Sunday. They just look too polished, too strong, too hungry to finally get over the finish line.By DDA
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Arsenal’s squad depth is a frightening prospect for their rivals https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6841516/2025/11/27/arsenal-squad-depth-bayern-champions-league/ When you have a winning team, everybody wants to be part of it. Arsenal have assembled one of the most formidable squads in Europe. On the evidence of Wednesday’s 3-1 win against Bayern Munich in the league phase of this season’s Champions League, it is striking an enviable balanceBy Vesper
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‘His legs have gone’: Unpicking the four words no footballer wants to hear https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6842190/2025/11/27/mohamed-salah-virgil-van-dijk-carragher/ This is an updated version of an article first published in February 2024. First it was Fabinho, then it was Casemiro, now it’s Mohamed Salah. Maybe Virgil van Dijk, too. “You’re watching Van Dijk now; not the same player,” said Jamie Carragher. “And Mo Salah looks like his legs have gone.” Carragher
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