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Man City out to test Arsenal as pressure grows on Frank Howe

Manchester City can close the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal to three points when they host Fulham on Wednesday, a day before the Gunners visit in form Brentford. Arsenal remain favourites for a first league crown in 22 years, but City’s dramatic late comeback win over Liverpool at Anfield has revived belief in Pep Guardiola’s squad.​ City have often finished seasons strongly under Guardiola, yet they have won only two of their seven league games in 2026. Forward Erling Haaland, leading the Golden Boot race, admitted he has not scored enough this year after managing just one open play goal in his last 13 appearances and said he must improve for the run in.​ With a favourable set of fixtures before Arsenal travel to the Etihad in mid April, City have a chance to increase the pressure and seriously […]

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Arteta confident as Arsenal seek to stretch title lead

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says his team have been planning their Premier League title challenge since before pre season as they prepare to face Sunderland in a key home fixture.​ The Gunners sit six points clear of Manchester City and could extend the gap to nine points with a win at the Emirates. Arteta said he believed before the campaign that Arsenal could finally end their title drought, having finished runners up in each of the last three seasons.​ He explained that preparations for this campaign started with a clear intention to compete at the very top. According to him, the coaching staff worked to convince the players from day one that they could achieve their goals and have since focused on progressing day by day.​ Arteta praised the unity and mentality within the squad. He said he does not […]

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LONDON CALLING: Red Devils out to disrupt Gunners’ title march

Michael Carrick could hardly have asked for a better start to his second spell as Manchester United’s interim manager, but another huge test awaits away to Premier League leaders Arsenal on Sunday. United were deserved 2–0 winners in last weekend’s Manchester derby at Old Trafford, repeatedly cutting Manchester City open on the counter.​ Carrick’s side had just 31.8% possession yet attempted 11 shots, hitting the target seven times, compared to City’s seven efforts and 0.45 expected goals (xG). United’s chances were worth 2.27 xG, and they also had three goals disallowed and twice struck the woodwork before Bryan Mbeumo and Patrick Dorgu sealed a statement victory.​ After hosting second‑placed City, United now head to the Emirates to face Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal, who sit 15 points clear of them at the top. Carrick remains unbeaten as United boss (P4 W3 D1) […]

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