Mikel Arteta slams "not fair" Premier League and claims "only one affected is Arsenal"
Thomas Tuchel on his future at Chelsea
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Thomas Tuchel on his future at Chelsea
Kai Havertz offers to pay for Chelsea's travel
Liverpool beat Arsenal 2-0 to cut Manchester City's once double-digit lead at the top of the Premier League table to a single point on Wednesday, leaving the title race wide open. Arsenal, who had won their last five league games, had arguably dominated the first half, but the game tipped decisively early in a frenetic second half as Liverpool extended their own relentless run to nine straight wins. Their breakthrough came just minutes after a misplaced backpass had almost gifted Arsenal a goal, when Portuguese Diogo Jota got ahead of the London side's defence on 54 minutes to beat goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale at his near post. The result was effectively sewn up eight minutes later by Roberto Firmino who squeezed his finish under the Arsenal goalkeeper again after his side had twice failed to clear the ball from their box.
Real Madrid have given Arsenal a potential opportunity to solve their striker crisis in the summer transfer window. They have done this by listing players on the transfer market that will be of interest to the Gunners.
Liverpool struck twice in eight second-half minutes to win at Arsenal and move to within a point of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League.
LONDON (Reuters) - Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta lashed out at Premier League bosses on Wednesday over a pile-up of fixtures his side faces as it chases its first top-four finish in England's top league since 2016.
Ian Wright has pinpointed Alisson Becker’s save to deny Martin Odegaard as the moment that cost Arsenal against Liverpool.
LONDON: Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta lashed out at Premier League bosses on Wednesday (Mar 16) over a pile-up of fixtures his side faces as it chases its first top-four finish in England's top league since 2016.