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      Arsenal fans in disbelief as Wolves star grabs Gabriel Jesus’ bum before Brazilian wrestles him to ground

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      GABRIEL JESUS refused to turn the other cheek after having his BUM grabbed during Arsenal’s clash with Wolves.The Brazil striker was bent over to put his right boot back on after a challenge.Gabriel Jesus fell pray to an unusual tacticHe was not pleased with the offenceJesus protests his innocence as Yerson Mosquera asks for a cardWolves star Yerson Mosquera saw his opportunity and pounced, reaching around and clearly grabbing Jesus’ rear.Jesus was understandably annoyed and shoved the defender to the ground.Somewhat harshly, he was given a yellow card.And Gunners fans were not happy with Mosquera, or referee Jarred Gillett.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLOne wrote: “The guy is something else…”A second posted: “Something has to be done with the officiating in this league. It’s outrageous.”A third added: “We all know about refs and VAR…joke.”A fourth fumed: “Welcome back to some of the worst referrees in Europe.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSMosquera also clashed with Kai HavertzCredit: ReutersTo add fuel to the fire, Mosquera was lucky to still be on the pitch after an earlier clash with Kai Havertz.The German was initially at fault as he dragged his rival to the ground.Arsenal need major transfer clear out to beat Man City to Premier League title | Troy DeeneyBut Mosquera’s hands appeared to be around Havertz’s neck while he lay on the floor – although he withdrew them in time to avoid any attention from the officials.Arsenal ultimately had the last laugh as Havertz’s first-half header and Bukayo Saka’s superb effort secured the points.The Gunners were not at the best but did enough to win in front of their own fans.Next up is a trip to Aston Villa next weekend. More

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      Chelsea and Arsenal blow as Victor Osimhen ‘chooses next team’ and will wait until end of transfer window for dream move

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      VICTOR OSIMHEN is tipped to reject Chelsea and Arsenal – so he can wait up to two weeks for his dream move.The Napoli striker has a £100million-plus release clause in a contract expiring in June 2026.Napoli main man Victor Osimhen could be off and running at the end of the season, but maybe not to the Premier LeagueCredit: RexAnd Premier League giants have shown the strongest interest in the Nigerian over the past two seasons.Manchester United were linked with the 25-year-old at one stage.But Paris Saint-Germain have stepped up their hunt over the summer.And it’s claimed the battle for his signature is now between just three clubs – Chelsea, Arsenal and the French giants.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLSky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg believes PSG would have to offload a big-name attacker before they could lure Osimhen.Portugal star Goncalo Ramos and Randal Kolo Muani are the two main players on that list.And Plettenberg reckons Osimhen has not only set his heart on joining PSG, he is also prepared to hold on until the eleventh hour of the transfer window to seal a deal.Chelsea’s faltering hopes to sign the goal-getter have been matched by their frustration at failing to permanently move out 31-year-old frontman Romelu Lukaku.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSAnd whatever happens, Osimhen is said to be determined to leave Napoli.The ex-Lille ace might fancy the idea of succeeding Kylian Mbappe as PSG’s main man.SunSport’s Latest Transfer HeadlinesMbappe netted emphatically on his Real Madrid debut on Wednesday as the Spaniards won the Uefa Super Cup with a 2-0 victory over Atalanta.Osimhen notched 41 goals in 57 matches over the last two seasons in Serie A.Changes to the Premier League for 2024/25NOTHING stays the same forever.And that includes the Premier League, which is making a number of tweaks this season.Team news will now be released 75 MINUTES before kick-off, 15 minutes earlier than had been the case before.Things could get crowded on the touchline, with the number of substitutes permitted to warm-up boosted from three players per team to FIVE.There’s also a change to how added time is calculated when a team scores a goal, an update to the ‘multiball’ system and the introduction of semi-automated offsides – but not straight away.Go here to read about all the changes to the Premier League for 2024/25. More

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      Arsenal player ratings: Bukayo Saka shines in opening day win but Oleksandr Zinchenko could lose place after Wolves show

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      ARSENAL stormed to a 1-0 victory over Wolves in their season opener at the Emirates.Bukayo Saka’s brilliant 74th minute strike put the Gunners back in control after Kai Havertz opened the scoring inside 25 minutes.Kai Havertz put Arsenal 1-0 up inside 25 minutesCredit: PABukayo Saka’s sublime strike up the Gunners in cruise controlCredit: GettyHavertz put Arsenal’s first Prem goal of the season away from five yards out.Before finding himself on the wrong side of a tussle with Yerson Mosquera in the second-half.Wolves were enjoying a good spell of pressure but Saka brought the Emirates to its feet with a fine curling finish from 15 yards.The England international also assisted Havertz’ opener.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSHere is how SunSport’s Isabelle Barker rated the Gunners display.David Raya – 9Produced a jaw-dropping save in the opening-half on an awkward Jorgen Strand Larsen header. Saved Saliba’s skins late on when he nearly produced a monumental cock-up by passing the ball straight to Cunha. Ben White – 7White wanted a goal so bad, had two shots in the opening half and was linking the play well. Most read in FootballOleksandr Zinchenko – 6Put the Gunners under pressure at times to highlight why the club signed Riccardo Calafiori in the summer. The Ukrainian left-back also looked weak defensively.With the return of Jurrien Timber, Zinchenko could see himself out of the starting XI.Zinchenko failed to impress during Arsenal’s winCredit: GettyGabriel – 7  Was mostly rock solid at the back and was more reliable than Saliba but still made a few questionable tackles.William Saliba – 6Was the culprit of a number of poor passes. Had a disastrous spell which gifted Wolves a chance, forcing Raya into that blinding save in the first-half. He then passed the ball straight to Matheus Cunha who so very nearly equalised in the second-half. Martin Odegaard – 7Martin Odegaard led Arsenal to their first win of the new seasonCredit: GettyThomas Partey – 7Solid display, buzzed about all over the pitch and was neat and tidy with his distribution. Nearly made it 2-0 in the second-half with a rasping, low shot. Declan Rice – 6Had little influence throughout the game and came off injured on 84-minutes. Bukayo Saka – 10The opener was all about the cross from Saka. It was an inch-perfect, in-swinging cross into the box, the keeper couldn’t come for it, the defenders didn’t want to knock it into their own net, and Havertz took full advantage. He wrapped up a perfect performance by firing a rocket into the top corner to make it 2-0. READ MORE SUN STORIESKai Havertz – 8His opener had been brewing for a while when he produced a crisp finish on 25 minutes. He has now scored 10 goals in his last 15 Premier League games. Scuppered a golden chance early in the second-half though. Havertz was hit in the face by Yerson Mosquera leaving Arsenal fans fumingCredit: GettyGabriel Martinelli – 7Solid performance but was wasteful and selfish when he could have laid the ball back to Declan Rice when he was wide open. SubsJURRIEN TIMBER – 7GABRIEL JESUS – 7LEANDRO TROSSARD – 7Arsenal have a tricky start to the season More

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      Mikel Arteta reveals Arsenal players plotted this season’s title battle with Man City HOURS after final day heartbreak

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      IN the hours following their Prem title heartbreak, the Arsenal squad – as well as their families, coaching staff and owner Josh Kroenke – attended a gathering at a venue in central London.But instead of licking their wounds, boss Mikel Arteta has revealed that his players used it to plot this season’s title battle with Manchester City, telling him: “We’re going to do it”.Owner Josh Kroenke joined the players hours after missing out on the titleCredit: GettyMikel Arteta believes his Arsenal squad are hungrier than ever to topple Man CityCredit: GettyThe Gunners came agonisingly close to winning a first league trophy since 2004 last term, finishing two points off winners City with top spot still up for grabs on the final day back in May.A 2-1 victory over Everton at the Emirates was not enough as Pep Guardiola’s City saw off West Ham 3-1 at the Etihad to earn a fourth crown on the bounce.Yet after back-to-back second-place finishes, Arteta is confident his players have what it takes this campaign to finally dethrone the most dominate side in English football history.Asked how hungry his squad is ahead of today’s opener against Wolves, Arteta explained: “Since the last day. It was the same evening as the Everton game. We had a gathering together with all the club.read more arsenal“Everybody was talking about the same thing. They were saying to me: ‘We’re going to be better. We’re going to do it. We want more.’ They are the ones driving that ambition.“We are not going to stop here and that we want much more. We know the things that we can still do better and how the players can still evolve.“How we have evolved as a club is huge as well. How we feel playing at Emirates Stadium is another one.“When you’re looking ahead and see everything that we are doing, everybody is so enthusiastic about it, that willingness to do better, to keep demanding of each other.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS“To look for higher ceilings, this is what everybody needs. It’s motivating. It’s inspiring. Every day is something new to look at. We are creating that culture and want to keep going.“It’s like you’re trying to climb the highest mountain, the most difficult leap in the world and you’re surrounded by people trying to achieve the same ambition.Fans can’t stop laughing at Roy Keane’s blunt response to bizarre Mikel Arteta Arsenal ‘pickpocket’ story“The main focus that we have as a coaching staff is to improve our players and give them the best possibility to find a level that probably they haven’t even dreamed about.”Arsenal broke numerous records last season, including most wins in the Prem era [28], their second ever highest points tally [89], most set-piece goals [22] and a league-best defence [29].However, Arteta has told his men to set new standards by using the pain of seasons gone by.He said: “We need to break more of those records again, earn more points for sure. [Last year’s tally] won’t be enough.“With the level we are competing with and every season is getting harder. We are going to have to improve again.“Whether it is pain, whether there are experiences, whether there are moments where you have to accept that somebody else has been better you want to get to where you aren’t.”He continued: “I don’t know what perfect is but it has to be very close to the numbers that we’ve seen in recent years. For me, we’re still very far from perfection.“I want a team that has no roof, can play in any context, dominate the opponent in any circumstance. Can play every three days.“This team still has levels to reach and give me reasons to believe that because I see the way they train and the way they play every day. I believe there are still big rooms to improve.”Having improved their points tally for four seasons on the spin, Arsenal will likely need to do what no Prem team has ever done and see progress for a fifth successive year.But, can it really be progress without lifting the title in 2025? Arteta said: “I would love that feeling bit I cannot think about that right now.READ MORE SUN STORIES“Everything I do, I try to win. I try to do it at my best. I am happier afterwards, I feel fulfilled. If I am not able to do it, I try to learn from it. That is the way I am.”Full-back Jurrien Timber [foot] and midfielder Fabio Vieira [hip] are set to make the squad but Takehiro Tomiyasu [knee] and Kieran Tierney [hamstring] remain out injured.Arsenal have a tough start to the new season More

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      Ian Wright fights back tears as Arsenal legend reveals tragic death of brother days after Kevin Campbell’s passing

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      IAN WRIGHT fought back tears as he revealed the tragic death of his brother shortly after Kevin Campbell passed away.While appearing on Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet, the emotional Arsenal legend opened up about his struggles this summer.Ian Wright fought back tears as he opened up on the loss of his eldest brother Maurice and former team-mate Kevin CampbellCredit: YOUTUBE / The OverlapCampbell passed away in June after spending a month in hospitalCredit: AlamyWright, 60, experienced the double loss of former Gunners team-mate Campbell and his eldest brother, Maurice, within a couple of weeks of each other.Asked about his tough summer by Gary Neville, the former Match of the Day pundit said: “It’s been emotional, losing my man Kevin Campbell, and a couple of weeks later losing my brother.”It’s one of those things that you have to get on with – it catches you every now and then.”You drive along, think of my brother, he’s really good, good cricketer and footballer. Didn’t come up to the house as often as you liked but that’s because he’s a loner.”READ MORE IN FOOTBALLWith a shaky voice, he continued: “You’re constantly trying to get in touch and bam – he’s gone. “I’m going to Kevin’s tomorrow then my brother’s on the 30th. It’s tough man sometimes.”Now I feel pretty much in control of it, but at some stage later on it just catches you.”On how he has coped with his double loss, he added: “It helps me being amongst people – grieving is a process, it’s not like it ever leaves you. Most read in Football”It’s going to come at some stage but I don’t know, even now I don’t know what to say – I miss them both.”Former Everton and Cardiff ace Campbell passed away on 15 June at the age of 54 due to multi-organ failure caused by a heart infection, having been admitted to hospital a month before his death.Fans in hysterics as video from Community Shield shows the difference between greeting Roy Keane and Ian WrightOn his brother, Wright credited him with shaping his determination, saying in 2007: “My brother Maurice shaped my determination. His life was all about winding me up. “He told me I was rubbish at football. He told me I couldn’t run. I practised for his approval and that’s what gave me my drive.” More

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      Alan Shearer predicts Premier League table in full with Chelsea to finish NINTH and Man City denied title

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      ALAN SHEARER has made a bold set of Premier League predictions as he names the table in FULL ahead of the new season starting on Friday.Manchester City are aiming for an historic fifth consecutive title with Arsenal the favourites to challenge their dominance.Alan Shearer has made his Prem predictionsCredit: GettyHe backs Arsenal to overcome their demons and lift the titleCredit: RexBut his projections are bad news for Chelsea and Todd BoehlyCredit: GettyAnd Shearer backed the Gunners to do just that – and overcome their 21-year title drought to be crowned Prem champions for the fourth time.He did press that Arsenal need to land themselves a “statement” striker before the window slams shut to give them a real chance.The Newcastle icon expects Chelsea’s misery to continue, predicting the Blues to finish NINTH after they climbed up to sixth last season.Shearer can hardly be blamed though – Chelsea did come 12th two years ago and are onto their fourth manager of the Todd Boehly era.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSStamford Bridge chiefs have forked out £185m on ten new faces this summer to rank the American’s total bill up to £1.2billion.Shearer told Betfair: “I don’t see Chelsea getting into the top four at all. They’re not ready yet.”While the Match of the Day star also predicted Newcastle to pip Manchester United and Tottenham to a fourth place finish, while Liverpool will come third under new boss Arne Slot.The Red Devils finished eighth last season – their worst ever position- and have brought in some clever signings, but Erik ten Hag is forecasted to struggle to find a way for his side to gel again.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSAlan Shearer’s full Premier League tableShearer added: “It’s a big season for Ten Hag and Man United because they’re going to have to improve massively in the league.”He is projecting a tight relegation battle but thinks the three who got promoted, also including Ipswich and Leicester, will go straight back to the Championship.Fans can’t stop laughing at Roy Keane’s blunt response to bizarre Mikel Arteta Arsenal ‘pickpocket’ storyThe ex-Southampton man is predicting the Saints to be relegated and former Premier League winners Leicester to finish rock bottom.Shearer believes Aston Villa will follow in Newcastle’s footsteps and drop from fourth to seven amid the constraints of playing Champions League football this season.As for the golden boot race, Shearer, who knows a thing or two about putting the ball in the back of the net, thinks Man City’s Erling Haaland will claim his third successive award.Changes to the Premier League for 2024/25NOTHING stays the same forever.And that includes the Premier League, which is making a number of tweaks this season.Team news will now be released 75 MINUTES before kick-off, 15 minutes earlier than had been the case before.Things could get crowded on the touchline, with the number of substitutes permitted to warm-up boosted from three players per team to FIVE.There’s also a change to how added time is calculated when a team scores a goal, an update to the ‘multiball’ system and the introduction of semi-automated offsides – but not straight away.Go here to read about all the changes to the Premier League for 2024/25. More

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      Former England star, 41, hints Arteta’s role for Kai Havertz ‘didn’t go to plan’ before Arsenal star’s transformation

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      MANCHESTER CITY legend Joleon Lescott claims Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta had different plans for Kai Havertz after signing him last summer.The Gunners landed Havertz, 25, from rivals Chelsea in 2023 following a £65million deal.Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta had a different role for Kai Havertz before his transformation as a false nineCredit: RexLescott praised Havertz’s performances at Arsenal and slammed the criticsCredit: GettyThe versatile German often led the Blues’ attack during his three-year stint at Stamford Bridge and scored the winner in the 2021 Champions League final against City.Lescott, 41, expected the Germany international to play in a different position at Arsenal and manager Mikel Arteta appeared to have the same idea as he hinted he would use him in midfield.However, plans changed and Havertz quickly returned up front as a false nine and often led the North Londoners’ attack amid another round of injury hell for striker Gabriel Jesus.Lescott praised Havertz’s ability to successfully adjust after Arteta’s original ideas “didn’t go to plan”.Read More on ArsenalHavertz received plenty of criticism for some early performances but went on to amass an impressive tally of 13 goals and seven assists in 37 Premier League appearances.Lescott dismissed all the negativity and insists Havertz deserves more credit as he compared his style to Manchester United and Tottenham’s legendary striker Dimitar Berbatov.The ex-England international is adamant the former Chelsea star deserves more respect as he has also proven himself as a false nine in Germany’s national team.Lescott told SunSport: “Yeah, I think it [the criticism] was unfair. I believe when they signed him, I didn’t think he would have or play in the role that he played for them. Most read in Football”I believed he would be important to them. I think Arteta had a different role for him at the start. It didn’t go to plan. And then he and the player, Kai Havertz, was able to adjust. “And yeah, I think because we want a profile of a striker – a number nine – to have a certain look and image, I think we’re not giving him the credit as a number nine. Arsenal release 2024-25 third kit with bold new colour as fans say ‘I speak for us all when I say we’re in love with it’ “But if you compare him to his style, like his attributes, are they much different to a Berbatov, really? He’s able to travel with the ball long distances, he is technically very, very good. He scores. He always looks comfortable in front of goal.”So yeah, I think because he’s played in the previous positions, that hinders the appeal of him looking like a number nine. “But you have to respect, you don’t play for Arsenal being a genuine title contender, playing in the Euros for one of the top nations as a number nine, and not be able to do it adequately.”Lescott is so impressed with Havertz’s “exceptional” performances that he even questions whether the striker’s position is the most important area in which Arsenal need to strengthen this summer.Havertz was ‘exceptional’ last seasonThe former centre-back doubts there are many options available and also insists Arteta’s side didn’t lose the title to his beloved City because of a lack of goals last season.Lescott added: “I think it’s easy to suggest that [Arsenal need a striker], but are there many that are available and that guarantee you the goals they would need? “I do believe strikers get you a different type of goal, whether it gets you more goals than Havertz, who I thought was exceptional last season. “I do think strikers have a different knack of taking an opportunity that’s not really there. I think forwards in general want to see the goal and want to see a perfect position where forwards or strikers just go, ‘I’m just going to shoot’, and sometimes get lucky with the deflection.”I think a striker would bring that different element to it. But again, I think just strengthening your squad, strengthening your team is important. READ MORE SUN STORIES”[But to ] Be specific to a position is slightly harsh, because they didn’t lose the title based on just not having a striker . They did enough to win the games and scored a goal. So it’s just finding an alternative to the little bits that Arteta thinks he needs.”Joleon Lescott was speaking on behalf of BetMGM. Play the new £1million Golden Goals game this season by predicting Premier League scores at https://www.betmgm.co.uk. BeGambleAware 18+Arsenal boss Arteta hinted he was going to use Havertz in midfieldCredit: The Times More

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      Arsenal vs Wolves preview: Best free betting tips, odds and predictions for the Premier League

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      ARSENAL start their fresh title bid with a home game against Wolves on Saturday.SunSport betting experts have previewed the contest and selected the best bets, tips and exclusive sign-up bonuses from our leading betting partners.Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles hereBest new sign-up offersSunSport exclusivesArsenal vs Wolves previewArsenal managed to take the title race to the final day last time out, ultimately falling short in their quest for glory.It was a valiant effort from Mikel Arteta’s side but given they were hopeless in the cup competitions and exited them early to put everything into the league, it’s not hard to argue it was a failure of a campaign.Defender Ricardo Calafiori is the only new face in the door over the summer which will likely still leave them short of a top-class striker who’ll score them goals when they need it.That was the story of pre-season where, other than the Bayer Leverkusen game, the Gunners created umpteen chances they failed to take, scoring just six in the other five outings.They could have been handed a tougher opening, though and must take advantage of the fixtures to get off to a strong start if they’re to go one better than last year.They’ve beaten Wolves in all of the last six meetings between the sides, conceding just twice in that run too.Wolves would argue they were better than their 14th place finish last year but arguably go into the season in a weaker position having sold Pedro Neto and Max Kilman this summer.Arsenal vs Wolves oddsOdds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.How to claim..William Hill £60 welcome bonusVisit the William Hill website HERE*Register an account using the Promo Code: T60Once your account is registered, click ‘opt in’ on the ‘Vegas Promotion’ pageDeposit a minimum of £10 in your main account to receive a £20 Vegas Bonus for use on Selected GamesThen place a bet with a minimum stake of £10 at odds of 1/2 or greater on any football marketOnce that’s settled, your account will be credited with £40 in free betsWilliam Hill: Claim £60 welcome bonus – click here*Arsenal vs Wolves betting tips and predictionsOff to a flyerWolves are a dangerous team and will see this as a ‘nothing to lose# opening to the season.That makes them a tricky opponent and I fancy Wolves to score, just as they did in their last visit to the Emirates.But the Gunners should have too much for them and recent record proves that.Arsenal to win & BTTS at 9/5 with William Hill – CLAIM HEREHav thatThe focus on Arsenal’s lack of world class marksmen could be damning again, but Kai Havertz will be keen to show he can fill that void.He lead the line for much of last year and looks set to do so again this year so a quick start will help him – and Arsenal.Kai Havertz to score 2+ goals at 13/2 with William Hill – CLAIM HEREHow may I assist?Bukayo Saka scored the opener the last time these two met at the Emirates but can turn provider here.Did only manage nine assists in his 35 appearances in the league last year which is surprisingly poor. 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