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Arsenal exit for Ozil could be 'best solution', says Arteta
Despite reportedly being the highest earner at the club, Ozil has not featured since a 1-0 win over West Ham on March 7.
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Arteta says 'priority' in transfer window is to trim bloated Arsenal squad
Arsenal have been linked with a loan move for Real Madrid playmaker Isco next month, but first of all technical director Edu will attempt to raise funds by moving on those who are surplus to requirements.
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Under pressure Premier League managers hope for Christmas cheer
Slaven Bilic's sacking by West Brom last week made him the earliest managerial departure in a Premier League season for six years after it took 18 games for Cardiff City to dismiss Neil Warnock in 2014.
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Arteta's problems mount as Man City reach League Cup semis at Arsenal's expense
City ensured it will be a miserable Christmas for beleaguered Arsenal boss Arteta by condemning his side to a fourth defeat in their last six games in all competitions.
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I want fighters not victims, says Arsenal boss Arteta
Arsenal are 15th in the table and without a Premier League win since 1 November. They have accrued just two points in the last seven games and are only four points above the relegation zone.
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No 'quick fix' for struggling Arsenal, says Arteta
Arsenal's winless league run now stretches to six matches, with the club enduring their worst start to a top-flight season since 1974/75.
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Under-fire Arteta vows to stop Arsenal 'blip'
Mikel Arteta has faced calls for his sacking after Sunday's 1-0 home defeat against Burnley condemned Arsenal to their worst start to a season since 1974.
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Arsenal players must take blame for 'terrible' form, says Tierney
Burnley recorded their first-ever win at the Emirates on Sunday as a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang own goal secured a 1-0 victory for the visitors after Granit Xhaka was sent off for the hosts.
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Mourinho and Lampard brace for Premier League summit meeting
Four straight wins have taken Spurs to 20 points after nine games, ahead of Liverpool on goal difference, but Frank Lampard's Chelsea are just two points behind them.
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Arsenal and United clashes no longer title deciders - Solskjaer
Fireworks are unlikely on Sunday at least off the pitch as 15th-placed United host Arsenal, who are two points better off having played a game more.
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Aubameyang underlines value as Arsenal win Community Shield
Aubameyang put Arteta's side ahead in the first half at Wembley with a typically eye-catching strike.
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Arteta fears virus spike could damage Premier League season
Several top-flight players have tested positive for COVID-19 since returning from holiday ahead of the Premier League campaign's opening matches on 12 September.
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Arteta hopes FA Cup win convinces Aubameyang to stay at Arsenal
Aubameyang, 31, has just one year left on his deal at the Emirates and given Arsenal's financial predicament, it would make sense to sell in the close season if he cannot be convinced to prolong his contract.
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Premier League in doubt as Arteta, Hudson-Odoi get coronavirus
Arsenal's match at Brighton was put on hold after Arteta's diagnosis sent the London club into lockdown, while Chelsea's players and coaching staff were also ordered into isolation.
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Arteta hopes to convince Aubameyang to stay at Arsenal
Reports in British media said Aubameyang, who took his tally to a league-high 17 goals alongside Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy, was a target for Barcelona.
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Arteta conflicted as Arsenal eye benefit from Man City ban
Man City's two-season ban handed down by Uefa on Friday means fifth will be enough to secure a Champions League place unless the champions succeed in overturning that sanction at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Arteta annoyed as Jekyll and Hyde Arsenal edge past Leeds
The Gunners made Leeds pay for their profligacy with a host of wasted first-half chances before Reiss Nelson scored the winner 10 minutes into the second period.
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Aubameyang goal earns Arteta's Arsenal draw at Bournemouth
Arteta was disappointed not to win the game, but said his players had performed well.
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Arteta says Xhaka can succeed at Arsenal despite fan fallout
Swiss international Xhaka reacted angrily to home supporters booing him as he walked off the pitch in a match against Crystal Palace in October and was subsequently stripped of captaincy by former manager Unai Emery.
