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Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal evolution needs jumpstarting. Only a victory against Real Madrid will do, writes IAN LADYMAN

At Arsenal they call this their biggest game for 20 years. That says a lot about the work that Mikel Arteta has done to bring Arsenal back to this level, but also something about the lows they have experienced by the end of the Arsene Wenger and then. Now that they are here, what is

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Here’s what Man United could learn from Everton’s nod to the past in their amazing new stadium, writes IAN HERBERT

There were no flashy artists -with a 'Trident' of Masten or huge 'umbrella' Luifel when Everton started to create a stadium to replace Goodison Park. In contrast to the £ 2 billion blockbuster 'Eiffel Tower of the North' by Manchester United, the Merseyside Club just had their architect phase a series of fan workshops in

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Why can’t England produce strikers, centre backs or goalkeepers? writes MATT

It was the morning after England was demolished by Germany in the final of Germany and Sir Trevor Brooking soaked through the rubble in a Malmo hotel. An obvious problem in the eyes of Brooking, when the technical director of the FA, in conversation with a small number of newspaper reporters, was that we did

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Why can’t England produce strikers, centre backs or goalkeepers? writes MATT

It was the morning after England was demolished by Germany in the final of Germany and Sir Trevor Brooking soaked through the rubble in a Malmo hotel. An obvious problem in the eyes of Brooking, when the technical director of the FA, in conversation with a small number of newspaper reporters, was that we did

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Phil Foden is a genius – but he’s not the man for the job in Thomas Tuchel’s England side, writes DANNY MURPHY

Thomas Tuchel is right to encourage more dribbling from England because it is not enough in the modern game. The real trick is to identify the right players who can do it. For someone so fast, dynamic, physical and competent as Marcus Rashford, it is a no-brainer-je must tell him that he has to run

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‘How much you paid the ref’ – MU star writes on B. Fernandes’ hat-trick ball

A Manchester United star left a brutal message on the Bruno Fernandes game ball after he scored a Europa League-Hattrick on Thursday evening. Fernandes dragged United to victory against Real Sociedad in Old Trafford and scored two penalties on the way to a match -winning trio of goals. He scored his third of open game

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Roy Keane is wrong – here’s why Mikel Arteta CAN lead Arsenal to the title next season, writes OLIVER HOLT

This is not a hagiography of Mikel Arteta. I am not all-in on the Arsenal boss. To begin with, who gets a dog to help the team binding and calls it 'victory'? It feels like something from a leadership manual David Brent. That poor chocolate Labrador, stuck with such a name for the rest of

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