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Arsenal progressed to the Champions League quarter-finals after a 2-0 second-leg victory against Bayer Leverkusen, securing advancement on aggregate.
Declan Rice was singled out for praise by Paul Merson, who called his performance 'absolutely outstanding' in the tie.
Merson highlighted Rice as man of the match for his tireless midfield display and goal contribution in the tie.
Rice scored Arsenal’s second goal in the 63rd minute, sealing the tie after an agile finish.
Eberechi Eze’s early strike put Arsenal ahead on the night, giving them a foothold in the tie.
Arsenal’s goalkeeper and defenders faced late resistance but preserved the clean sheet to advance.
Arsenal were drawn to face Sporting in the quarter-finals after Sporting overturned a three-goal deficit against Bodø/Glimt in the previous round.
Rice acknowledged Leverkusen’s tactical challenge and credited their play for making the tie difficult.
Arsenal reinforced their unbeaten status in the competition this season, reinforcing their title bid.
Manager Mikel Arteta praised his side’s consistency as they progress in Europe amid a demanding schedule.

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Rice says Arsenal must seize the first trophy of the season to gain momentum for future success.
Rice notes Eberechi Eze could be a key X-factor for Arsenal in the final
Arsenal arrive at Wembley after a 14-game unbeaten run across all competitions
City bring vast trophy-winning experience under Pep Guardiola
The final could act as a catalyst for Arsenal’s future success if they win
Arsenal aim to balance multiple competitions in a congested April schedule
Arsenal seek to extend momentum from a 14-game unbeaten run into Wembley
Arsenal’s line-up will rely on squad rotation to cope with fixtures
Arsenal’s 14-game unbeaten run is framed as momentum for success
Rice emphasises team hunger and readiness for tough schedule

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Steven Gerrard named Declan Rice as one of the best midfielders in the world after his form for Arsenal.
Gerrard said Rice would have been Liverpool’s ideal signing under Jurgen Klopp.
Rice has established himself as a key figure for Arsenal, including a notable goal in the Champions League.
Rice is seen as a top midfielder as Arsenal compete across multiple competitions.
Gerrard attributed Rice’s growth to strong coaching and England experience.
The discussion centers on Gerrard’s wish Liverpool had signed Rice before his prime with Arsenal.
The report references Rice’s ongoing season and Arsenal’s Champions League campaign.
Gerrard’s remarks were carried by TNT Sports and Metro News as part of wide football coverage.
Rice’s market value and transfer interest are framed in the context of a high-profile signing saga.
The piece encourages readers to explore more stories on Metro’s sport page.

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Arsenal face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, featuring Rice, Havertz and Timber who were pivotal in recent cups.
The trio debuted for Arsenal in 2023 and have since shaped a more adaptable midfield and attack.
Rice has been nicknamed ‘the horse’ for his relentless work rate and distance cover.
Arteta described Rice as a potential ‘lighthouse’ when he signed, a metaphor he later scaled up to describe leadership.
Timber’s late-2023 ACL injury interrupted a season that broadened Arsenal’s balance and depth.
Havertz has evolved from centre-forward to a linking midfielder who helps progress from the back.
The 2025 signings, including Calafiori and Merino, helped build depth ahead of a push for honours.
Arsenal captain Rice delivered on the field with crucial tackles against City and scoring potential set pieces.
Arteta highlighted Timber’s courage, duels and goal involvement as a model for others.

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Arsenal face a goalkeeper decision for the Carabao Cup final with Raya and Kepa in contention.
Declan Rice praised David Raya as a key dressing-room leader after his Europe performance.
Rice credited Raya's training and leadership as giving the team confidence.
Arteta must decide if Raya or Kepa starts against City in Wembley final.
Arteta cited rotation reasons for his latest team selections ahead of the final.

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