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Mikel Arteta gives an injury update ahead of Chelsea v Arsenal
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel says he “was not happy” when Tottenham were ruled out of the Europa Conference League because of the extra training time it afforded Antonio Conte.
Jamie Carragher says Sir Alex Ferguson told him in Jurgen Klopp’s early days as Liverpool manager that he was “worried” by the German boss.
Man Utd chief scout Jim Lawlor and head of global scouting Marcel Bout have left the club ahead of the summer rebuild.
Crystal Palace have made contact about the potential transfer of Lens midfielder Cheick Doucoure, according to one French reporter.
Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea have had a mixed few weeks as they were knocked out of the Champions League at the quarterfinal stage but reached the FA Cup final at the weekend. Timo Werner and Mason Mount have been the main men in recent weeks, while Kai Havertz continues to lead the line superbly. Despite all of the uncertainty about the ownership situation, Chelsea sit comfortably in third place and have games in-hand over the chasing pack of teams behind them. They have struggled against Arsenal in recent seasons though. The Gunners won at Stamford Bridge last season and Chelsea have won just one of their last four PL home games against Arsenal. After defeats to Brentford and Real Madrid in their last two home games, Chelsea haven’t lost three on the trot at home since 1993.
Marc Cucurella está viviendo la mejor temporada de su carrera. No por títulos, ni por número de goles y asistencias, sino por estado de forma. Llegó al Brighton desde Getafe no por las pretensiones económicas, ya que su salario se redujo 100.000 euros, sino por la atracción de una liga tan competitiva como la Premier League.