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LONDON: Arsenal cannot afford to repeat the performance that led to Sunday's (Dec 31) 2-1 loss at Fulham if they want to fight for the Premier League title, manager Mikel Arteta said.
The Blue Tigers have put their grand reception in Doha behind them and have now begun training for the upcoming AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023. While there are plenty of familiar faces around, a few have yet to make their senior international debut. The coaching team, which has remained the same over the last year, has, however, had a new edition - a certain Trevor Sinclair, a former England international and World Cupper (2002). The 50-year-old has joined the National Team as an assistant coach along with Mahesh Gawali, and attended the Blue Tigers' training session for the first time on New Year's Eve. "It's been a hectic few days with all the travel, but we've gotten things underway with a gym and a training session, and frankly, I'm impressed," Sinclair said to the-aiff.com. "It's a hardworking, humble, enthusiastic, and talented group of lads."
Arsenal have no chance of winning the Premier League if they repeat their New Year's Eve performance against Fulham, Mikel Arteta has told his squad.
The Ospreys overturned a 13-point half-time deficit to overpower Cardiff and grind their way to a 27-21 bonus-point victory at the Brewery Field in Bridgend.
Cardiff City kicked off the new year in perfect fashion with a 2-1 win over QPR in west London.
Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre has paid tribute to its deputy chair Kate Vokes who was killed alongside her son in an avalanche tragedy in the French alps just days after Christmas.
U.S. Army Capt. Shalesa Perry provided her parents with a beautiful military reunion at Saturday's Peach Bowl