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Aston Villa 2 - [4] Arsenal - Gabriel Martinelli 90+8'

Devastating news about Christian Atsu, may he rest in peace. Here’s his last ever goal, a last minute free kick to win the match for Hatayspor.

Arteta referee impersonation

Aston Villa 2 - [3] Arsenal - Emiliano Martinez own-goal 90+3'

Daily Discussion

Non-PL Daily Discussion

[Javi Miguel] Pedri out for a month

[Romano] Raphinha: "I've already apologized and I will do it again on training. I want to say sorry for my reaction after the change - it won't happen again". "I don't have any problem with Xavi or the club, I just wanted to be on the pitch".

De Gea catching Raphinha's shot

[Football Daily] Jürgen Klopp on Newcastle - “Eddie [Howe] is doing an exceptional job. The financial possibilities they will have in the future is exceptional but so far it’s not because of that.”

Weghorst on his role as a midfielder against FC Barcelona: My task was to be annoying

Uli Hoeneß: "At FC Bayern, we would totally be in favor of dropping the 50+1 rule. In England, every first- or second-division club is linked to a big company, a country, an oligarch or whatever. That's why they're pretty far ahead of us internationally."

Eden Hazard is the laziest footballer I’ve seen in my life… but come match day he would win man of the match” - John Obi Mikel speaking about Chelsea training.

[AS] Toni Kroos: "Why is it ok for UEFA to introduce a Nations League that no one needs?" ... "Although we have already talked about the loss of passion for football, I believe that the Super League has the opportunity to reverse that situation."

Daily Discussion

Free Talk Friday

Interaction between Arteta and De Bruyne

Dortmund [1] - 0 Chelsea - Karim Adeyemi 63'

[OptaJoe] 11 - Arsenal have lost their last 11 Premier League games against Manchester City; their longest losing run against an opponent in their league history. Update.

De Bruyne dodges bottles from Arsenal fans while staring them down and laughin