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Arsenal’s next five fixtures compared to Liverpool and Man City after Crystal Palace win

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Premier League leaders Arsenal extended their advantage over Liverpool and Manchester City after the Gunners beat Crystal Palace and both of their title rivals

Gabriel Magalhaes celebrates after Arsenal beat Crystal Palace
Arsenal extended their lead atop the Premier League table to four points on Sunday after beating Crystal Palace.

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That result, combined with Aston Villa winning against Manchester City, means the Gunners are even further ahead than when coming into the weekend. Bournemouth are now the team in second after their 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest.

The Cherries moved a point in front of Sunderland, who won 2-1 against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Man City are then one point behind them – and six adrift of Arsenal – on 16, with Liverpool further behind on 15, level with Manchester United.

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Arsenal’s next five Premier League fixtures

Burnley vs Arsenal – November 1

Sunderland vs Arsenal – November 8

Arsenal vs Tottenham – November 23

Chelsea vs Arsenal – November 30

Arsenal vs Brentford – December 3

Arsenal host Brighton and Hove Albion in the League Cup fourth round on Wednesday before a trip to Burnley begins a run of three consecutive away matches in early November. The second of those is against Slavia Prague next Tuesday, with a visit to Sunderland completing that streak in their final game before the international break.

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They return to this season’s first north London derby and then welcome Bayern Munich to the capital as the Champions League continues. Arsenal then stay close to home, with a visit to Chelsea next up before they begin December against Brentford as part of a midweek round of league fixtures.

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Liverpool’s next five Premier League fixtures

Liverpool vs Aston Villa – November 1

Man City vs Liverpool – November 9

Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest – November 22

West Ham vs Liverpool – November 30

Liverpool vs Sunderland – December 3

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Liverpool are also in League Cup action this midweek, hosting Crystal Palace at Anfield. Aston Villa are then on Merseyside next weekend before Real Madrid make the trip there in the Champions League.

A visit to Man City is their final match before the international break, and upon their return, they host Nottingham Forest and then PSV the following midweek. A visit to West Ham United concludes November before a home match against Sunderland starts this year’s final month.

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Man City’s next five Premier League fixtures

Man City vs Bournemouth – November 2

Man City vs Liverpool – November 9

Newcastle United vs Man City – November 22

Man City vs Leeds United – November 29

Fulham vs Man City – December 2

Championship side Swansea City host Man City in the League Cup fourth round, and next up in the league for them is the visit of second-placed Bournemouth. Borussia Dortmund are then in the north west next midweek before Liverpool make a short trip across the M62.

A trip to Newcastle follows after the fortnight international break, before Bayer Leverkusen become the latest Bundesliga club they play in the league phase. Domestic affairs then resume with the visit of Leeds United, followed by a trip to Fulham.

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Arsenal Fans Tear into ‘Shocking’ Star Who Was ‘Basically a Ghost’ vs Brighton

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Arsenal extended their lead over Premier League title rivals Manchester City to seven points after a narrow 1-0 win against Brighton, with Bukayo Saka’s ninth goal of the season proving decisive.

 

Mikel Arteta’s side claimed another hard-fought three points despite creating no big chances and registering just seven shots on goal, only two of which tested goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen.

 

While Arsenal’s defence once again drew praise for a resilient display, with Cristhian Mosquera impressing in the absence of the injured William Saliba, the Gunners’ midfield showed little spark.

 

Martin Zubimendi’s display was a particular concern among supporters, who appeared far from pleased with the Spaniard’s struggles at the Amex on Wednesday night.

 

Arsenal Fans Tear Into ‘Ghost’ Martin Zubimendi

 

 

Zubimendi was the subject of heavy criticism from Arsenal supporters for Thursday’s display, with some even labelling the Spaniard a ‘ghost’ following his uninspiring performance.

 

One fan said: “Zubimendi is basically a ghost in these games man, this guy offers absolutely nothing defensively.”

 

Another added: “Zubimendi shouldn’t be a guaranteed starter next season.”

 

A third commented: “Zubimendi really struggling with the pressing intensity in this league. Takes forever to let a pass go and gets dispossessed as a result.”

 

Another suggested: “Zubimendi has been shocking for 3 months, Rice clearly injured. Play Prem-proven Christian Norgaard who’s been excellent every time he’s played for us? No hermano.”

 

One supporter questioned: “What has Zubimendi done to Arteta to not take him off?”

 

Another observed: “Zubimendi is nowhere to be seen in this game and Eze.”

 

A fan concluded: “Zubimendi is actually a disgrace. He’s hiding from the pocket of space when we have a clear superiority in our own third.”

 

Zubimendi has been instrumental for Arteta ever since his summer arrival from Real Sociedad, missing the starting line-up just once in 30 Premier League games this season.

 

No Arsenal player has logged more minutes across all competitions than the Spaniard, who has also contributed nine goal involvements in 2025/26.

 

Arsenal Extend Lead Over Man City

 

 

Wednesday’s Premier League action saw Arsenal extend their advantage over main title rivals Manchester City, who dropped points at home in a 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest.

 

Although Pep Guardiola’s side have a game in hand, they now trail the Gunners by seven points after failing to turn their dominance into three points against Forest.

 

Arsenal return to Premier League action in 10 days, when they host Everton at the Emirates, while Man City visit West Ham, also on March 14.

 

The Gunners face Mansfield in the FA Cup fifth round on Saturday, before travelling to Bayer Leverkusen for the first leg of the Champions League Round of 16.

 

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He’s been linked with a move to the Gunners, but was also spotted talking to Pep Guardiola after full-time

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Newcastle Have Obvious Sandro Tonali Problem After 5-1 Man City Thrash

 

Arsenal fans are making the same point about Sandro Tonali after Manchester City’s 5-1 rout of Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup semi-final on Wednesday night. The midfielder looks to have outgrown his current surroundings as the Eddie Howe project stalls, with it seeming increasingly likely he could be on the move sooner rather than later.

 

Wednesday night’s contest was effectively over before it had really begun. Omar Marmoush struck in the seventh minute and added a second before the half-hour mark, while Tijjani Reijnders made it 3-0 on the night before the break. Anthony Elanga’s consolation goal just after half-time did little more than momentarily distract from the fact the Magpies have slipped into a rut this season.

 

Sitting 11th in the Premier League after winning the League Cup last season – their first major honour since 1955 – points to a clear lack of progress under Eddie Howe. Add to that just one win in their last seven matches, plus a gruelling run of four straight away games following this weekend’s visit from Brentford, and it’s no surprise supporters are feeling uneasy under an ownership that has the money to aim for much higher.

 

Sandro Tonali Transfer Interest Hots Up After Man City Rout

 

 

The former Gunners’ target was seen deep in conversation with Pep Guardiola (watch the incident below) following a dispiriting performance from his teammates. But those of an Emirates Stadium persuasion are keen for the club to reignite their interest in the Italian midfielder and try beat their title rivals to his signature.

 

“No wonder Tonali was begging his agent to get him a move to Arsenal. They are absolute trash,” one X user remarked, as another continued: “No serious player is going to Newcastle again. Tonali welcome to Arsenal.” Elsewhere, a third added: “Newcastle squad getting ripped apart this summer. Welcome to the Arsenal, Tonali…”

 

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“Don’t worry, your star players will leave this summer, and we’re taking Tonali,” another Gunners’ supporter warned, as a fifth concluded: “I can see why Tonali wants to join Arsenal. Newcastle are s***.”

 

How Tonali Performed Amidst The Chaos

 

With Mikel Arteta already stacked in midfield, with the likes of Declan Rice, Martin Zubimendi, and club captain Martin Odegaard looking irreplaceable, the Spanish boss’ insatiable desire for better means he will likely find it difficult to ignore just how calm Tonali looked in an otherwise messy performance from Newcastle in midweek.

 

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In his 90-minute display, the 25-year-old completed 93 per cent of his passes, created a big chance, and managed to get a shot on target. In defence, he won both of his two tackle attempts, won four of his eight ground duels, and made seven recoveries. It’s the kind of performance that would have any manager’s attention, and could see him get his move elsewhere in the summer.

 

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