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Jamie Carragher ripped into Luke Ayling for his horror tackle on Gabriel Martinelli. During Leeds’ 2-1 loss to Arsenal at the Emirates, the full-back, 30, flew in on the Gunners attacker with two feet. Eddie Nketiah's brace, despite Diego Llorente's goal for the away side, meant that Leeds sunk further into desperation - but his tackle ignited a furious reaction on 27 minutes.Referee Chris Kavanagh showed Ayling a yellow card, before subsequently changing his decision after looking at the VAR monitor, and he gave the Leeds player his marching orders.

Arsenal have continued their charge towards a top-four finish in the Premier League after a 2-1 win over London rivals West Ham.The Gunners have now won three games in a row as they climb above Tottenham Hotspur in fourth place. The visitors' opener may have come as a surprise to many however, as Rob Holding who stepped up in the absence of Ben White after a tight hamstring, headed it past Lukasz Fabianski.

Arsenal and Portugal defender Cedric Soares has compared Gabriel Martinelli to Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo.

Arsenal should go back in for Wilfried Zaha and try to sign him from Crystal Palace this summer.They wanted him before and missed out. But Zaha wanted to join them and I don't think he'll stay at Palace forever. I think he would have made a difference to Arsenal.

Arsenal are reportedly set to beat Liverpool and Barcelona to the signing of Cody Gakpo from PSV.The Dutch international looks to be on the move this summer, with some of Europe's biggest names said to be interested in him. Gakpo, who operates either as a left winger or through the middle, is having an absolutely stellar season in the Eredivisie.The 22-year-old has scored 16 goals and made 15 assists in 37 appearances, alerting some of the world's biggest clubs to his attention.

Gabriel Martinelli after the winger during a small-sided game held during a Brazil training session.Martinelli has starred for the Gunners this season, scoring five goals and notching four assists from the left wing. That form earned him a call-up to the Brazil squad for their final two World Cup qualifiers, making his long-awaited debut in the first of those against Chile.Tite's men are now preparing to travel to Bolivia, with top spot in the South America qualification group already secured.

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Arsenal continued their charge towards securing a top-four finish in the Premier League after battling to a 2-0 win over Leicester City on Sunday.Mikel Arteta ’s side got off to a flying start when Thomas Partey took advantage of some poor marking to head home from Gabriel Martinelli’s corner Leicester responded towards the end of the half and Aaron Ramsdale had to be on top form to deny Harves Barnes from close range.Arsenal were awarded a penalty in the second half after Caglar Soyuncu was adjudged to have handled inside the area by VAR and Alexandre Lacazette doubled their advantage. The victory means Arsenal have climbed back up into fourth and have reinstated the one-point gap to Manchester United, with Arteta's men still having three games in hand on the Red Devils.

Roy Keane has picked out a "problem" with Arsenal during their win over Watford on Sunday despite Mikel Arteta's side moving into the top four of the Premier League with games in hand.The Gunners took all three points following classy goals from Martin Odegaard, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli, taking them into fourth for the first time since January 1.Having said that, it wasn't the perfect performance from Arteta's men with Cucho Hernandez scoring a screamer and Moussa Sissoko ensuring it would be a nervy finish for the visitors.Keane has picked out that late goal as a reason for Arsenal fans to feel slightly concerned, especially in relation to how easily Ben White was beaten.Keane, who was on punditry duty for Sky Sports, said: "This is Arsenal, poor defending, White has to do better there and it’s a problem for them (Arsenal)."Speaking to BBC Sport, Arteta admitted that the opposition deserved credit, but now has eyes on securing their place in the top four.He said: "Credit to Watford, they are fighting for their lives. They changed their team and it is hard to beat them.Where will Arsenal finish in the Premier League this season? Give us your thoughts in the comments section"We are getting better and better, the understanding between the players is getting better and we should have scored more today."Before adding: "We are there now and we'll go game by game.

Arsenal fans have slammed Alexandre Lacazette as the Frenchman fluffed his lined in the Gunners' Premier League clash with Watford.Lacazette was on the end of a lovely team move, and the Frenchman found himself in acres of space in the Watford area.But Lacazette was only able to send his shot high and wide into the Vicarage Road crowd.There was a huge cheer from the Watford fans are the ball ballooned over, while the away fans let out a collective groan.And Arsenal fans have slammed the strike on social media, despite Lacazette bagging two assists in the clash.One fan tweeted: "Lacazette has done too much passing today, which is why his shot was comically terrible there."While another added: "Lacazette is the last guy u want on a shot...and he is our striker...""I don't think I have ever seen a striker consistently play as well as Lacazette does without scoring in my life," a third tweeted."If Lacazette could finish he would be unreal man," a fourth joked. What did you think of Lacazette's performance? Let us know in the comments section Lacazette provided two assists for the Gunners as they edged out a close encounter with the Hornets.The Frenchman's second was the pick of the bunch as he laid off Gabriel Martinelli to finish off a free-flowing Arsenal move.Lacazette now has seven assists in his last nine Premier League games.

Mikel Arteta was seen ‘providing the assist’ for Gabriel Martinelli as Arsenal beat Watford 3-2 at Vicarage Road.In the Premier League clash, the Spaniard was seen being the ultimate ballboy, quickly chucking the ball back to Bukayo Saka for a throw-in, with Martinelli scoring the Gunners’ third of the match.And fans online reacted to the actions of their fast-thinking boss.One wrote: “Arteta has gotten a huge moment for the amazon documentary. My gaffer.

Arsenal took a huge stride towards playing Champions League football next season as they beat Watford 3-2 away from home to move into the top four.It was an electric start at Vicarage Road as Martin Odegaard calmly slotted his effort past Ben Foster inside six minutes, before Cucho Hernandez equalised with an acrobatic effort just six minutes later.After assisting Odegaard, Bukayo Saka grabbed a goal of his own with a fantastic strike that ended a move of his own making, as he won back the ball before being set up by Alexandre Lacazette.Lacazette was again the provider but this time for Gabriel Martinelli shortly after the break, as Arsenal continued to look dangerous on every attack.But Watford did grab a late consolation through former Tottenham star Moussa Sissoko to make the end of the game uncomfortable for Arsenal, but they held on to secure all three points.Here Daily Star Sport take a look at what Mikel Arteta got right, and what he got wrong as Arsenal jump above Manchester United into the top four.What Arteta got right...Saka has been a revelation for Arsenal since coming through the academy, and he has quickly become one of the most senior players in the squad, even though he is only 20-years-old.His start against Watford was his 99th under Arteta, and the England international was clinical from the off as he provided a brilliant assist for Odegaard's opener, before putting Arsenal ahead before the break.His pace and energy continues to be a menace for defenders, and Watford's January signing Hassane Kamara was torn apart all game by the youngster.Saka's future is bright, but he is a star already, and he is usually involved in anything positive that comes Arsenal's way, and his performance against Watford was

Gabriel Martinelli has revealed he had four trials with Manchester United as a teenager before securing a deal with Arsenal.

Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli's controversial red card against Wolves. The 20-year-old forward received the first red card of his career after Michael Oliver showed him two yellows in quick succession.Martinelli pushed Daniel Podence as he took a throw-in and then barged into the back of Chiquinho moments later to commit a second bookable offence which saw him sent off. Oliver's decision to give the Brazilian ace his marching orders sparked debate on social media - and BT Sport pundits Keown and Lescott couldn't agree on the matter either.

Arsenal for their celebrations in the wake of their win over his side on Thursday night.The midfielder played all 90 minutes as the Gunners claimed the three points from their trip to Molineux, moving them above Manchester United in the Premier League table.Arsenal defender Gabriel scored the only goal of the game after 25 minutes when he bundled in Alexandre Lacazette's flick-on.The visitors were also forced to play with 10 men for the final 20 minutes of the game, with Gabriel Martinelli sent off after committing two bookable offences within five seconds.Despite their one-man advantage during that period, Wolves were unable to find a way past Aaron Ramsdale in the Arsenal goal.When Michael Oliver blew the final whistle the Gunners players celebrated wildly, something that Neves has taken issue with.Speaking in his post-match interview, the Portuguese star aimed a savage dig at the visitors for the manner of their celebrations, claiming it shows the level they are on.“We did well but we are struggling to score goals and conceding a lot on set-pieces,” Neves said.Who was your man of the match from Arsenal's win at Wolves? Let us know in the comments section...“With their goal there is some doubt about whether it was a foul or not but that's football. We are used to these decisions.“We need to improve a lot on scoring goals because we are creating chances but we're not good enough in that part of the game.“I can accept the decision about their goal but in some games they give it and in some games they don't.

Mikel Arteta's young Arsenal side have captivated the Premier League at times this season.The performances of players like Bukayo Saka, Emile Smith Rowe and Gabriel Martinelli have prompted hope that the Gunners finally have a strong foundation to build from after years of inconsistency.The willingness to give youngsters a chance is a trait synonymous with Arsenal throughout the Premier League era, with legendary former boss Arsene Wenger renowned for putting faith in youth.With that mindset back at the Emirates Stadium - not to mention a talented crop to match - here is a look at the 10 youngest Premier League debutants for the Gunners and an assessment of how their career panned or is panning out.Debut: 19th September 2005 vs. Everton (H)The Cameroon international caught the eye from a young age at Arsenal and after breaking into the first team under Wenger he had spells of both excellent and disappointing form.Song forged a fine understanding with Robin van Persie, with his pinpoint passes into the Dutchman becoming trademark during one campaign.As much as Song had a fine career at Arsenal and went on to play for an all-conquering Barcelona, he will perhaps be best remembered for awkwardly coming forward when Carlos Puyol beckoned Eric Abidal to lift the La Liga trophy.Debut: 14th September 2013 vs. Sunderland (A)Akpom scored goals for fun at youth level for the Gunners, so it was no shock when he earned a first-team chance.The striker was unable to find the net with the same frequency in senior football though.

Jurgen Klopp to sign an Arsenal player who he raved about in his post-match interview following the Reds’ win over the Gunners.Two goals from Diogo Jota were enough to down Mikel Arteta’s men and send Liverpool into the final of the Carabao Cup, where they will play Chelsea.But it was not a player on his own team who caught Klopp’s eye the most, instead it was Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli who impressed the German.Brazilian star Martinelli has cemented himself as Arsenal’s starting left-winger, scoring four goals and notching three assists in all competitions.He again started on the left at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday night and his performance left Klopp raving about him.“Martinelli, by the way, everyone should remember that name. Outstanding player,” he said.Klopp’s comments have led to Liverpool fans calling for the Reds to make a move for Martinelli in the transfer market.Some have identified him as a possible replacement for Sadio Mane, who is out of contract at the end of next season.Would Gabriel Martinelli be a good signing for Liverpool? Let us know in the comments section...And they have now encouraged Klopp to sign the player who he was so impressed by on Thursday night.“Oh wow.

Arsenal are out of the Carabao Cup as goals from Diogo Jota in either half handed Liverpool a 2-0 victory on the night, setting up a clash with Chelsea in the final and the Gunners' expense.After a goalless draw at Anfield a week ago, Arsenal started the game with high spirits and dominated the opening stages, but Jota's goal against the run of play changed the complexion of the tie.The Gunners continued to battle after the break but failed to grab a goal back, and it was the visitors that added to their advantage as Jota got in behind the Arsenal defence before neatly finishing past Aaron Ramsdale.Defeat means that Arsenal's chances of silverware this season are over, and their attention is now solely on the Premier League as they look to climb back into the European places.It was a disappointing end to what was otherwise a decent cup run, and here Daily Star Sport assess what Mikel Arteta got right and wrong on the night...Gabriel Martinelli was clearly told to press Trent Alexander-Arnold down the left, and if was down that channel that Arsenal focused most of their attacks.Although Alexander-Arnold is one of the best in the world from his position, he does lack defensive qualities, and that was highlighted as Martinelli breezed past him on multiple occasions.Usually, Alexander-Arnold has Mohamed Salah as support, and the Egyptian does regularly help out, but in his absence it was 17-year-old Kaide Gordon that filled in, leaving Liverpool light.Arsenal may not have taken advantage of Liverpool's weaknesses, but it'll be something that Gunners legend Patrick Vieira will be very interested in, as his Crystal Palace side face the Reds on Sunday.Takehiro Tomiyasu has been sensational since making the switch to Arsenal on

Daily Star Sport take a look at four things the Arsenal boss got right at Carrow Road...It was clear from the off that Arsenal were keen to keep the ball in the wide areas and put pressure on the Norwich full-backs, and it worked a treat for the Gunners.The trickery of Saka and the speed of Gabriel Martinelli was too much for both Brandon Williams and Max Aarons, who were overwhelmed down the flanks.Arsenal's opening goal came as the Gunners switched the ball quickly from left to right, and Saka was cool as he guided the ball into the bottom left corner to finish off a lovely move, and the 20-year-old repeated this to score his second mid way through the second half.Kieran Tierney found success down the other wing, as he found the net

Arsenal teammate Alexandre Lacazette after striking up a fruitful partnership with him over the last few weeks.The Brazilian has come into the side after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's very public falling out with Gunners boss Mikel Arteta.Aubameyang was stripped of the captain's armband and banished from the first team this week after falling foul of club rules by returning home late from a trip abroad.The infraction was the Gabon international's third in the last year, and with Arteta clearly running short on patience, his future at the club is hanging by a thread.Though when one door closes, another opens, and Martinelli has made the most of his first team opportunities since stepping in to replace Aubameyang - starting the club's last five

West Ham with a dominant 4-1 win away at Leeds United on Saturday.The game was the only one in the Premier League to go ahead after a raft of postponements caused by Covid-19, with Mikel Arteta naming an unchanged team for the fourth time in succession.The Gunners dominated their hosts, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring two goals in the first-half to set Arsenal on their way to the win, before Bukayo Saka added a third just before the break.Leeds were better in the second period, scoring a penalty through Raphinha, but a late volley from substitute Emile Smith Rowe ended any hopes of an unlikely comeback.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at four things Arteta got right to help Arsenal secure a comfortable win…Some had questioned why Alexandre