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Arsenal played beneath itself during its Champions League last 16 first leg.

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Andrey Santos, Sandro Tonali, Murillo and Alejandro Balde all feature in today’s gossip.

All four of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City are vying for a spot in the semifinals.

Arsenal’s list of potential opponents range from the Premier League summit to the bottom of League One.

Elliot Anderson, Sandro Tonali, Eduardo Camavinga, Bernardo Silva and many more feature in the gossip.

The Gunners could require a big sale to help balance the books this summer.

Manchester City will have their esteemed manager on the touchline at Wembley.

Arsenal’s 2–1 FA Cup win was lit up by one of the most exciting prospects in the club’s entire history.

Dominik Szoboszlai, Bradley Barcola, Eduardo Camavinga and Phil Foden all feature in the gossip.

Just eight teams will be left standing when the quarterfinals come around.

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An outing at Wembley is nearing for those still in this year’s FA Cup.

Arsenal made hard work of their battle against League One opponents.

The center back has been nursing his second ankle issue of the season.

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Arsenal have been gifted a golden ticket into the FA Cup quarterfinals.

Sandro Tonali, Nico Schlotterbeck, Rodri and Micky van de Ven all feature in the gossip.

Mikel Arteta will use the extremities of his squad in Saturday’s FA Cup tie.

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Arsenal splashed the cash on some expensive additions last summer.

Eight enticing ties will be contested at this stage to further whittle down the contenders.

The pressure is overwhelming in north London after Crystal Palace’s bombshell win.

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Tottenham are staring at relegation and need another change of direction in the dugout.

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The Argentine’s contract with the Stars and Stripes ends after this summer’s World Cup.

The Dutchman reached a major Liverpool landmark this week.

Tottenham set an unwanted all-time club record on a night for everyone to forget.

The Red Devils’ options are being stretched thin with issues unresolved.

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