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Sels frustrates Arsenal as leaders move seven points clear with draw at Nottingham Forest

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Sels frustrates Arsenal as leaders move seven points clear with draw at Nottingham Forest

Theguardian.com and 5 more

Forest deny Arsenal in a tight 0-0 bore draw at City Ground as Sels shines with a key late save.
Nottingham Forest hold firm defensively to earn a point in a disciplined stalemate against Arsenal at home.
Arsenal fail to convert momentum as finishing proves costly, leaving them level with Forest in a tight Premier League contest.

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Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro secure Liam Rosenior’s first league win

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Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro secure Liam Rosenior’s first league win

Thetimes.com

Chelsea beat Brentford in a Premier League clash, with the win marking Liam Rosenior’s first league victory as Chelsea manager.
Cole Palmer opened the scoring, delivering a key contribution for Chelsea in the match.
Joao Pedro added a decisive goal, helping seal the win for Chelsea.
The match occurred in the Premier League, reflecting Chelsea’s ongoing campaign to climb the table.
The win underscores Rosenior’s early impact as Chelsea’s head coach in domestic competition.
Palmer and Pedro were the standout performers, delivering the crucial moments for Chelsea.
Chelsea’s victory was achieved through effective attacking play and composure in front of goal.
Brentford pushed for an equalizer but were ultimately unable to overturn the result.
The result adds momentum to Chelsea’s season as they pursue more wins in the league.
Liam Rosenior celebrated a win that could boost confidence in Chelsea’s dressing room and among supporters.

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Richard Keys Drops Stunning Claim About Pep Guardiola’s Future After Man Utd Defeat

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Richard Keys Drops Stunning Claim About Pep Guardiola’s Future After Man Utd Defeat

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Guardiola comes under renewed pressure after City’s derby defeat, with the newly referenced reporting suggesting his Manchester City era could end sooner than anticipated and potentially this season.
New reference material reinforces the possibility of Guardiola exiting by the end of the season, while acknowledging he has signaled patience for now.
Pundits suggest immediate coaching change could follow if Guardiola leaves midweek, with Enzo Maresca touted to take charge against Wolves.
Kompany is floated as a long-term successor option, linking Guardiola’s departure chatter to City’s future management plans.
Maresca’s rising profile, including stints at Leicester and Chelsea with trophies, is highlighted as a factor in potential renewed City interest in him as manager.
Guardiola conceded United deserved the three points, framing the defeat as a wake-up call rather than a crisis for City.
City remain second in the league, but a defeat alongside certain results elsewhere could shuffle the standings soon.
New reference ties Guardiola’s contract to 2027, highlighting tension between a long-term deal and planning for succession.
BeIN Sports coverage is noted as a platform where Keys aired his controversial views on Guardiola’s future.
The reference points to upcoming fixtures, including a Champions League clash with Bodo/Glimt, as a practical window for any managerial transition.
Maresca and Kompany emerge again as the most frequent speculative successors in punditry surrounding Guardiola’s future.

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Arne Slot 'understands' Liverpool fans' boos after Burnley draw

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Arne Slot 'understands' Liverpool fans' boos after Burnley draw

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There was no hiding place for Arne Slot as boos echoed around Anfield at the final whistle, signaling a worrying mood as Liverpool frittered away more points.
The draw underlined Liverpool’s fragile momentum, with a 12-game unbeaten run masking deeper issues across domestic and European challenges.
Liverpool dominated possession and chances yet failed to convert, keeping Burnley in contention until late and prompting questions about finishing efficiency.

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David Moyes: Jack Grealish let us down with red card against Wolves

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David Moyes: Jack Grealish let us down with red card against Wolves

Thetimes.com

Moyes criticized Jack Grealish for a red card that shaped the Wolves clash outcome.
Grealish was sent off, disrupting West Ham's plans and momentum in the match.
The incident affected the game’s flow and West Ham’s performance according to Moyes.
The match was a Premier League fixture between West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Moyes’ critique centers on the impact of Grealish’s dismissal on team morale.
The reference piece highlights the manager’s reaction to the incident.
No further details of the disciplinary process are provided in the excerpt.
The article focuses on the immediate consequences of Grealish’s dismissal.
The report attributes the outcome to a key moment involving Grealish.
The coverage reiterates the manager’s view that Grealish’s action altered the match.

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Sloppy Liverpool held by Burnley… despite taking 32 shots

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Sloppy Liverpool held by Burnley… despite taking 32 shots

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Liverpool dominated possession and created several chances but could not convert, leaving the match level at Anfield.
Florian Wirtz put Liverpool ahead with a clinical finish just before half-time.
Szoboszlai missed a penalty for Liverpool, the outcome of a clumsy Florentino Luís challenge.
Marcus Edwards equalised for Burnley after a breakthrough by Luís assisted the goal.
Burnley held Liverpool to their third draw with promoted sides this season at Anfield.
Liverpool's top performance was supported by Wirtz and Kerkez, while defense faced late pressure.
Dominik Szoboszlai had a mixed showing, failing with the spot kick but contributing elsewhere.
Liverpool's attack continued to press late, but goals did not follow.
Burnley's formation and lineup included a 3-4-3 setup that supported Edwards and Broja in attack.
The match unfolded with both teams creating chances, but final touches were lacking.

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Edwards stuns Liverpool with Burnley equaliser as Szoboszlai pays the penalty

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Edwards stuns Liverpool with Burnley equaliser as Szoboszlai pays the penalty

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Liverpool led through Florian Wirtz but Burnley surged to level late as Marcus Edwards struck to stun the champions and earn a share of the points.
Edwards finished in space on the left after a sharp pass, firing Burnley level with a powerful strike beyond Alisson.
Szoboszlai's costly miss from the spot, blasting the ball onto the crossbar, denied Liverpool a likely second goal.
Wirtz had earlier put Liverpool ahead with a emphatic finish in first-half possession, capping a sustained spell of pressure.
Burnley grew into the second half, creating chances and threatening a late winner before Edwards’ equaliser.
A pivotal moment occurred when Burnley were awarded a soft penalty, heightening tension at Anfield as Szoboszlai hit the bar.
Liverpool's defense kept Burnley largely at bay, yet Edwards’ late equaliser exposed the visitors’ final lapses in concentration.
Newly promoted Burnley earned a valuable point at Anfield, maintaining pressure on Liverpool's form.
Late substitutions and midfield reshuffles shaped the closing stages as both sides sought a winner.
Martin Dubravka produced key saves to keep Burnley in contention and prevented a second Liverpool goal in the first half.

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Bernardo Silva makes Arsenal admission after Man Utd hammer Man City

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Bernardo Silva makes Arsenal admission after Man Utd hammer Man City

Metro.co.uk

Manchester United beat Manchester City 2-0 at Old Trafford, boosting their title bid.
Bryan Mbeumo opened the scoring for United, with Patrick Dorgu sealing the win late on.
Silva acknowledged City’s energy and momentum were lacking compared with their opponents.
Silva said City have been a controlled team since his arrival, but stated many things were missing in this outing.
Guardiola reflected on growth and suggested a possible step back to improve.
City have now gone four league games without a win, intensifying the title race discussion.
Carrick’s interim spell started with a convincing win for United against City.
Guardiola praised City’s performance and underscored the need for continued development.
The match highlighted a clear gap between City and Arsenal, as Silva noted the title race appears to be slipping away.

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Lukas Nmecha’s added-time winner for Leeds flattens Fulham

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Lukas Nmecha’s added-time winner for Leeds flattens Fulham

Theguardian.com

Lukas Nmecha came off the bench to fire Leeds to a stoppage-time win against Fulham.
Leeds extended their advantage over the relegation zone to eight points after the win.
The match featured Eddie Gray in the stands and a tribute to Terry Yorath with armbands and a minute of applause.
Fulham briefly threatened in the second half but failed to convert chances into a goal.
Leeds dominated after an even start, with opportunities for Calvert-Lewin and Ampadu’s cross creating late pressure.
Nmecha lashed home Ampadu’s cross to seal the victory in stoppage time.
Bernd Leno produced a late reflex save to deny Leeds a second goal.
The referee’s match context included a tribute to Terry Yorath and a display of respect before kickoff.
Leeds celebrated their sixth league win of the season with a dramatic late winner.

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Leeds join chase for £40m-rated Wolves star: TRANSFER WINDOW WATCH

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Leeds join chase for £40m-rated Wolves star: TRANSFER WINDOW WATCH

Dailymail.co.uk

Leeds United have enquired about Wolves forward Jorgen Strand Larsen amid a £40m valuation.
Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest are among clubs weighing bids in the chase for Larsen.
Leeds may need to sell to fund Larsen bid due to PSR limits.
Jack Harrison's loan move to Fiorentina is part of Leeds’ January activity.
Newcastle United are exploring a Brugge left back as part of defensive reinforcements.
Chelsea are advancing talks over Rennes centre back Jeremy Jacquet amid January plans.
Larsen is also of interest to Celtic, with decisions yet to be finalized.
Tottenham and Manchester City features in broader transfer gossip within the window.
The article aggregates Daily Mail Sport’s transfer window watch and related updates.
The piece notes future signings Palace plan to make to save their season.

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