Why is frustration growing at Arteta’s Arsenal?
As Arsenal prepare to host Tottenham in the Premier League, BBC Sport looks at why frustration is beginning to grow at the club.
Everton have a solid defence. David Moyes’s job is to add goals
If the new manager can recreate the counterattacking style that worked so well at West Ham, Everton will stay up By Ben McAleer for WhoScored The timing of Sean Dyche’s sacking was poor, coming just a few hours before the team played in the FA Cup, but the Everton owners reassured fans by acting quickly
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Maro Itoje’s promotion an admission of England’s urgent need for fresh impetus | Robert Kitson
The captaincy is due reward for a fine player – but for Steve Borthwick, it comes with one or two risks attached England no longer announce their new captains with a grand theatrical flourish. Back in 1996 Bath’s Phil de Glanville had to lie down in the back of the taxi taking him to Twickenham so no
Arteta must revive relationship with fans as much as Arsenal’s fortunes on the pitch
With Tottenham next up at the Emirates, Arsenal manager must restore the positivity of the 2022-23 season Mikel Arteta was sitting in the Emirates Stadium away dugout when he realised the scale of the task that awaited him. It was December 2019, and although he was still nominally the assistant manager of Manchester City, cruising
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Have any father-son combos scored against another father-son combo? | The Knowledge
Plus: dramatic downturns in form, non-football athletes wearing crests on their kit (2) and more Mail us any of your questions and answers “In this month’s Old Firm game, Ianis Hagi scored a goal past Kasper Schmeichel,” notes Steve Murray. “I don’t think Gheorghe scored past Peter, but are there any examples of father/son combos
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James makes timely Chelsea return after ‘lonely’ lay-off
Chelsea full-back reflects on a “lonely” injury lay-off after scoring a late leveller to announce his Premier League return.
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‘Not very good’ – Charlie Woods on dad Tiger’s TGL debut
Tiger Woods says his Jupiter Links team would have not broken 100 after suffering a heavy defeat in their opening match of the indoor Tomorrow’s Golf League.
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‘He’ll be one of best players in the world’ – rising star Fonseca stuns Rublev
Carlos Alcaraz says Joao Fonseca will be on the “list of the best players in the world” after the teenager knocked out ninth seed Andrey Rublev at the Australian Open.
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‘Blessed’ Djokovic breaks Federer record in Melbourne win
Novak Djokovic surpasses Roger Federer’s all-time record for the most major singles matches played as he reaches the Australian Open third round.
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Raducanu ‘more comfortable’ with herself now that she’s not fixated on results
Briton showed grit in Australian Open first-round victory Anisimova ‘incredibly dangerous’ rival in next round Emma Raducanu says she has become more comfortable in her skin and learned how to enjoy her career journey rather than fixating on results as she prepares to face her friend Amanda Anisimova for a place in the third round
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