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Evening Standard
Bukayo Saka will ‘keep feet on the ground’ despite emergence as Arsenal talisman, says Hector Bellerin
Hector Bellerin is convinced Bukayo Saka will keep his feet on the ground after inspiring Arsenal to another victory last night. Saka scored one goal and assisted another as Arsenal beat Southampton 3-1 at St. Mary’s to move up to eighth in the Premier League. Nicolas Pepe and Alexandre Lacazette also got on the scoresheet to cancel out Stuart Armstrong’s opener in the third minute, but it was Saka who stole the show.
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Evening Standard
Best yet to come for in-form West Ham, says defender Craig Dawson
Craig Dawson says the best is yet to come for West Ham after the Hammers climbed into the Premier League’s top four on Tuesday night. The defender, on loan from Watford, scored his first Premier League goal for West Ham to secure victory at Crystal Palace after Tomas Soucek’s brace had countered an opener from Wilfried Zaha. Michy Batshuayi scored late but the Hammers were more than deserving and could have won far more comfortably.
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The Guardian
Thomas Tuchel’s in-tray: what the new Chelsea manager must tackle
Thomas Tuchel’s in-tray: what the new Chelsea manager must tackleThe new man at Stamford Bridge must get expensive signings firing, repair squad harmony and show faith in promising youth Clockwise from top left: Edouard Mendy makes a save; Mason Mount adjusts his captain armband; Kai Havertz cuts a frustrated figure; Billy Gilmour in action; and Timo Werner reacts after having his penalty saved against Luton. Composite: Pool via AP; Shutterstock; AMA/Getty Images; Action Images via Reuters; AFP via Getty Images
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Evening Standard
Win at Southampton sums up Arsenal resurgence as confident Gunners find comeback spirit
When Arsenal played Southampton a month ago, Mikel Arteta’s side were looking down the Premier League table. Victory for Arsenal over Southampton lifted them up to eighth in the Premier League and they are now somehow just five points off West Ham in fourth. The idea of Champions League qualification still seems a way off – and certainly Arteta is keen to keep expectations in check – but at least Arsenal are talking about that and not being sucked into a relegation battle.
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The Guardian
The football team who were promoted after no one wanted to play them
The football team who were promoted after no one wanted to play themPlus: late-finishing matches in the UK, first-game attendances that have never been broken and moreMail us your questions or tweet @TheKnowledge_GU Fernando Madureira, pictured in 2017, with his Canelas colleagues. Photograph: Daniel Rodrigues/New York Times/Redux/eyevine
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Evening Standard
Man United vs Sheffield Utd: Prediction, TV channel, live stream, team news, odds, h2h results – preview
Manchester United will be expecting to continue their Premier League title challenge as they host Sheffield United tonight. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side are unbeaten in the Premier League since losing to Arsenal way back at the start of November and victory over rivals Liverpool in the FA Cup at the weekend will only have added to their momentum. United face a potentially tricky trip to the Gunners next up at the weekend so will be desperate to keep their run going by taking three points against the Premier League’s bottom side.
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