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Arsenal and Aberdeen great Willie Young dies at 73
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Arsenal and Aberdeen great Willie Young dies at 73

Young featured in more than 180 matches for Aberdeen, becoming a key figure for the side before securing a move to Arsenal, where he continued to excel. His spell in London included helping the Gunners secure the FA Cup in 1979, adding silverware to an already respected career.

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Isak injury clouds Liverpool’s five-star night
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Isak injury clouds Liverpool’s five-star night

Isak, paired up front with Hugo Ekitike, started brightly but was hooked at half-time and replaced by Federico Chiesa. Slot confirmed the reason after the game: a groin problem that forced the striker off at the interval.

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Three time Ballon D'or winner Aitana Bonmatí redefines midfield greatness
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Three time Ballon D'or winner Aitana Bonmatí redefines midfield greatness

At 27, Aitana Bonmatí is not just collecting awards, she’s rewriting what a modern midfield maestro looks like. This year she became the first player to win three Women’s Ballons d’Or, completed a domestic treble with Barcelona and powered Spain all the way to the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 final, stamping every stage with intelligence, craft and relentless energy.

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After weeks of criticism, Gyokeres finally ignites Arsenal's attack
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After weeks of criticism, Gyokeres finally ignites Arsenal's attack

Viktor Gyokeres blew the dust off a stubborn goalless streak in spectacular fashion, netting twice as Arsenal dismantled Atlético Madrid 4–0. The relief on his face was plain to see, but what mattered more to Mikel Arteta was the reinforcement of a bigger truth: Gyokeres isn’t just scoring — he is making Arsenal a more dangerous, unpredictable team.

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Wrap: Champions League Tuesday action full of fire and flair
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Wrap: Champions League Tuesday action full of fire and flair

A tidal wave of goals, rapid-fire counterattacks and a string of individual masterclasses turned UEFA Champions League 2025/26, group stage matchday three, Tuesday into a pure spectacle. From Parisian goal carnivals to tidy tactical wrecking balls, the continent’s biggest clubs reminded everyone why midweek European nights are must-watch theatre.

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The evolution of Declan Rice — from anchor to Arsenal’s everyman
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The evolution of Declan Rice — from anchor to Arsenal’s everyman

Signed from West Ham in 2023, Rice began life at the Emirates in the familiar, protective role: break lines, recycle possession, sit deep. A winter training camp in January 2024 changed the script. He was pushed into a box‑to‑box role that unlocked a new side to his game — more forward runs, set‑piece duties and a leap in attacking output.

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Isak does not deserve to start ahead of Ekitike, Rooney says
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Isak does not deserve to start ahead of Ekitike, Rooney says

Sweden international Isak, 25, joined the Reds at the start of September from Newcastle for £125m, but has scored one goal - in the League Cup - in seven appearances in all competitions. Sunday's defeat by Manchester United at Anfield was his third Premier League start in a row without scoring.

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