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RDC, l’avancée inexorable de la rébellion: Les derniers évènements en RDC montrent que le M23/AFC entend contrôler durablement les territoires conquis tout en continuant son avancée, acculant le président congolais à chercher désespérément… NPA-A #RDC #M23 #AFC #Kinshasa #Goma
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Mikel Merino's header was the difference as Arsenal beat Chelsea 1-0 at the Emirates.
The result means Arsenal are now unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games against Chelsea, their longest run without a league defeat against them since 2005.
Chelsea have now lost their last three away league games against Arsenal.
Pinball in the Chelsea box.
Robert Sanchez manages to keep the ball out after Marc Cucurella thought he was fouled.
But did the Spanish left-back handle the ball in the box?
Raheem Sterling joined Arsenal on the basis that #AFC would provide the stability he has missed at Chelsea, and he arrived in the capacity of an experienced player who could provide an alternative to Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka.
He was a winner who would add to the dressing room and would ease the burden on Mikel Arteta’s two first-choice wingers.
That role has become more diluted as the season has progressed, but it was clear after the first three months that this was not going to be a rekindling story.
Sterling represented a low-risk option for Arsenal at the time. There was no transfer fee, no loan fee and, despite being the highest earner at Chelsea, Arsenal only had to pay a minority share of his wages.
Chelsea’s willingness to lend him to a London rival and the way head coach Enzo Maresca ruthlessly discarded him after a full pre-season should perhaps have raised some red flags but Arteta personally pushed for the signing in the final days of the summer window.
Few envisaged him playing such a little part at Arsenal this season, but how much has Sterling simply dropped off, and how much has Arteta’s failure to give him an early run of games contributed to the lack of sharpness?
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David Raya's save compilation at the end of this season is going to have some terrific entries, including this one from Noussair Mazraoui.
Is Europe more important to both clubs? Arsenal fans content, Manchester United fans... less so The opposition player each side fears And what will the score be?
@mjcritchley@twitter.com and @ArtdeRoche@sportsbots.xyz run through some of the key talking points ahead of #MUFC v #AFC 
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Andrea Berta, revealed as top candidate for Arsenal Director role earlier this week…
…and set to complete his move to #AFC next week. 
Heading into their game against PSV, Arsenal wanted to 'change the narrative'.
Seven strikes via six different players should breathe some life into an #AFC season that definitely needed it.
Massive result for #lfc. Takes the pressure of tomorrow a little.
West Ham United deliver a hammer blow to Arsenal's title hopes.
Jarrod Bowen's goal was the difference as Mikel Arteta's side were reduced to 10 men for the fifth time this season after Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off.
Arsenal now trail Liverpool at the top of the Premier League by eight points - is the title race over?
Arsenal are down to 10 men for the fifth time this season.
Myles Lewis-Skelly was perhaps unfortunate to be sent off against Wolves, but following a VAR intervention, he is given his marching orders again for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity after Mohammed Kudus caught him in possession.
