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Liverpool, bolstered by Joe Gomez, kept a clean sheet and steadied their defense in midweek action.
Gomez started recently and helped Liverpool look more secure at the back, contributing to their first clean sheet in weeks.
The midweek fixtures feature leaders and challengers under pressure, including Arsenal and Chelsea seeking momentum.
Haaland is poised to end his 100-club drought as Manchester City face Fulham on Tuesday night.
Arsenal may rotate against Brentford to manage squad fatigue after a congested schedule.
Tottenham face scrutiny as Thomas Frank’s Spurs era contrasts with past regimes amid fan unrest.
Newcastle vs Spurs is highlighted as a key fixture with tactical and personnel drama in focus.
Chelsea’s discipline and fan dynamics are under scrutiny ahead of Leeds clash.
Brighton and Villa sit in a pivotal clash as both chase European places.
Manchester United look to respond at home after a poor display, with Mainoo potentially starting.

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Jones Knows backs Fulham to draw no bet against Manchester City at 5/2 after analyzing City's recent away form.
The piece notes Fulham's home cohesion and City’s away vulnerabilities as context for the bet.
Newcastle vs Tottenham is highlighted with a value bet on a home win or low-scoring contest.
Arsenal vs Brentford is seen as a low-scoring, defensively solid fixture with under-3.5 goals advocated.
Yerson Mosquera to have +1 shots is listed as a best bet for Wolves vs Nottingham Forest context.
Jarrod Bowen to score is highlighted as a value bet for Manchester United vs West Ham.
The Debrief section discusses Manchester United's defensive issues and broader structural problems.
The piece includes multiple match previews with score expectations and betting angles for midweek fixtures.
Arsenal’s form is described as unbeaten in 17 matches across all competitions.
The article references Sky Bet odds and suggests several recommended bets for viewers.

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The 2025 Abu Dhabi GP is framed as the next potential final-race title decider in F1 history.
Historically, 31 title deciders have occurred, with finales often featuring drama, controversy, and late twists.
In 1976, James Hunt beat Niki Lauda in Fuji in a title decided by one point in a rain-affected race.
The 1986 Adelaide finale saw Nigel Mansell lose the title due to a puncture while Alain Prost claimed the crown.
The 2008 Brazil finale saw Hamilton win the title on the last corner after Glock's late pit decision.
The 2010 Abu Dhabi decider produced a rare four-way battle with Vettel clinching the title late in the race.
The 2012 finale saw Vettel overcome an early spin to seal a third consecutive title by a narrow margin.
2012's outcome left Vettel with the title by just three points amid a dramatic season arc.
The 2021 Abu Dhabi finale featured a controversial late restart affecting the championship outcome.
The article notes that finales across decades have combined peril, strategy, and near-misses.
Sky Sports provides live coverage and analysis for the Abu Dhabi finale, emphasizing the ongoing relevance of title deciders.

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