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Arsene Wenger insisted there were positives from Arsenal's 4-4 draw with Newcastle

Arsene Wenger once claimed there were “a lot of positives” to take from Arsenal’s catastrophic 4-4 draw at Newcastle United.The legendary Gunners boss made the outrageous claim after a meltdown saw his side squander a 4-0 lead at St James’ Park only to draw 4-4 during the 2010/11 season. Arsenal had quickly asserted their dominance, with Theo Walcott, Johan Djourou and Robin van Persie’s brace seemingly putting the game out of reach after 26 minutes.But the north Londoners were in for one of the biggest shocks in recent history.

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Arsenal squad's first impression of Eddie Nketiah shows why he's now a regular

Arsenal squad's first impression of Eddie Nketiah shows why he is now a regular in the first team at the Emirates Stadium.Nketiah has become an integral member of Mikel Arteta's side in recent weeks, starting each of Arsenal's last five matches and scoring four goals in the process. The former England youth international joined the club aged 16 after leaving Chelsea's academy before being promoted to the first team in January 2019.Ahead of Thursday night's trip to face Tottenham Hotspur, former Gunners winger Theo Walcott opened up about Nketiah's first training sessions with the Arsenal first team.Speaking on Sky Sports, Walcott explained: “I remember when Eddie first came across to the first team, and the first thing that struck me was that he was fearless.“A very good player, a very good finisher, and of course going out on loan is going to turn him into a better player.

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Virgil van Dijk's knee surgeon 'being sued' by former Prem star after 'aggressive surgery'

Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk come back from a serious knee injury is reportedly being sued by another former Premier League player for an “aggressive” operation he performed.Andy Williams, a consultant knee surgeon at the Fortius Clinic in London, treated Van Dijk after he suffered an ACL injury in the Merseyside Derby in October 2020.Williams is a world-renowned knee specialist, who has also operated on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Danny Ings, Andy Carroll, Theo Walcott and Danny Welbeck. But according to the Daily Mail, who have seen legal documents relating to the case, he is being sued by a player who he operated on in 2017.

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10 greatest Premier League comebacks including Newcastle's heroic four-goal turnaround

Newcastle created Premier League history in the most dramatic fashion.Trailing by four goals at home to title hopefuls Arsenal, the Magpies looked dead, buried and in dire need of a miracle.Theo Walcott, Johann Djourou and Robin Van Persie had given the Gunners a three-goal lead with only 10 minutes on the clock before the Dutchman added a fourth a mere 16 minutes later. Then came the turning point.Abou Diaby was shown red for pushing Joey Barton and Kevin Nolan early in the second half to offer the Toon a lifeline and they duly took it.Barton scored twice from the penalty spot, either side of a strike from Leon Best, to set up the most nail-biting of finales, before Cheik Tiote crashed in a long-range equaliser to cue pandemonium at St.

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Carabao Cup draw in full as Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal discover opponents

Arsenal’s home tie against Leeds United went as smoothly as Mikel Arteta could have wanted with Calum Chambers and Eddie Nketiah providing second-half goals to snatch a 2-0 win.Rivals Chelsea had a far tougher time in facing Southampton despite Kai Havertz opening the scoring before the break, with striker Che Adams’ goal forcing the match to be decided by a penalty shoot-out.Misses from Theo Walcott and Will Smallbone were punished by defender Reece James, who scored the deciding penalty, having done the same in the previous round against Aston Villa.Meanwhile, QPR suffered a defeat on penalties to League One side Sunderland after a goalless draw in normal time.The following day it was the turn of Liverpool and Tottenham to secure their

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Arsenal's 12-goal thriller, Theo Walcott's treble and Arsene Wenger's verbal volley

Manchester City were dumped out of the Carabao Cup in midweek by West Ham in the biggest shock of the fourth round.That result ended City's stranglehold of the League Cup after Pep Guardiola's side had won the trophy for the last four years running.The Hammers' narrow victory on penalties condemned City to their first loss in the competition since October 2016.City have undoubtedly been the kings of the League Cup, but along with their historic run, one fixture that comes to mind when it comes to standout moments in the competition comes from their Premier League rivals, Arsenal.The Gunners played out perhaps the competition's most famous ever game in a 7-5 thriller with Reading nine years ago today.Daily Star Sport takes a look back at one

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When is the Carabao Cup quarter-final draw after Arsenal and Chelsea progress

Arsenal and Chelsea are through to the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup after winning their last-16 clashes on Tuesday night.The Gunners’ home tie against Leeds United went as smoothly as Mikel Arteta could have wanted with Calum Chambers and Eddie Nketiah providing second-half goals to snatch a 2-0 win.Rivals Chelsea had a far tougher time in facing Southampton despite Kai Havertz opening the scoring before the break, with striker Che Adams’ goal forcing the match to be decided by a penalty shoot-out.Misses from Theo Walcott and Will Smallbone were punished by defender Reece James, who scored the deciding penalty, having done the same in the previous round against Aston Villa.Meanwhile, QPR suffered a defeat on penalties to League One

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Southampton team news ahead of Man City Premier League clash

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Truth behind William Gallas being "too emotional" and performing Arsenal sit-down protest

Arsenal arrived at St Andrews in February 2008 as favourites to win the Premier League title, having lost just once all season and leading rivals Manchester United by seven points at the top of the table.But the Gunners were dealt a massive blow as Alex McLeish’s side, desperate for Premier League survival, came back from 2-1 down to secure a draw.Arsene Wenger's men suffered from the psychological impact of a horrific double leg break on striker Eduardo following a challenge from Martin Taylor and would never recover in what was a turning point in their season.Taylor received a red card but the North Londoners were clearly shell-shocked, going a goal down before 18-year-old starlet Theo Walcott scored two to put them into the lead.But

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Footballers who could have been Olympic sprinters from Thierry Henry to Adama Traore

Tokyo Olympics, some footballers could be forgiven for thinking what might have been.While there's no suggestion James Ward-Prowse is a dab hand at shot put or Phil Jones has a hidden gift for pole vaulting, there are plenty of players who are very good at running.Team GB sprinter Adam Gemili is one of those who successfully made the transition from the football pitch to the athletics track; he'll go to Tokyo with an excellent chance in the 200m.But what about the stars who could've been Olympic sprinters but stuck to the beautiful game instead? Daily Star Sport take a look at eight speed demons who might've won gold, had their career turned out slightly differently. There are few players more rapid than Theo Walcott.

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Pep Guardiola's ideal 'replacement' at Man City could yet be an ex-Arsenal star

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