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New signings give Arsenal a boost but Aaron Ramsey proves he's key
Shaka Hislop and Alejandro Moreno break down Arsenal's resounding win over Everton and how Aubameyang and Mkhitaryan impact the squad.
Arsene Wenger examines Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mkhitaryan's first Arsenal starts and explains how Aaron Ramsey found his scoring touch.
ESPN FC's Craig Burley breaks down Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's home debuts as Arsenal ran riot against Everton.
Arsenal's 5-1 win over Everton at the weekend was the second time this season they have put five goals past the Toffees, and on both occasions the victories provided more than three points for the Gunners.
Back in October, Arsenal travelled to Goodison Park and, because of injuries and other absences, it was one of the first times Arsene Wenger had been able to field a front three of Alexis Sanchez, Mesut Ozil and new signing Alexandre Lacazette. On that day, they ended up winning 5-2 with all three...
Was Harry Kane offside? Should Tottenham have had two penalties at Liverpool?
Shaka Hislop and Alejandro Moreno examine the controversial penalty against Liverpool's Virgil Van Dijk that led to Harry Kane's equaliser for Tottenham at Anfield.
Ross Dyer and Paul Mariner dissect the controversial decisions that saw Tottenham draw 2-2 against Liverpool, including the late penalty earned by Erik Lamela.
Jurgen Klopp reacts to Liverpool's draw with Tottenham, saying the linesman was influential in deciding the outcome.
Harry Kane and Erik Lamela were both awarded controversial penalties in the 2-2 draw between Liverpool and Spurs. But were the decisions of referee Jon Moss and assistant Eddie Smart correct?
Kane fouled, 84th minute
There are two elements to this decision -- firstly the offside call, and secondly whether Kane dived or was brought down by Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karus.
Was Harry Kane offside? No.
It took three minutes from the penalty being given for the spot kick to be taken, so maybe the delays...
Pochettino: Feels like we dropped two points
Harry Kane's best Tottenham goals after reaching Premier League 100 club
Tottenham's Harry Kane explains his mindset on both his penalty kicks: his miss and a late conversion for his 100th Premier League goal.
Relive the notable stunners and milestones en route to Harry Kane becoming the second fastest player in Premier League history to reach 100 goals.
Harry Kane scored his 31st goal of the season in Tottenham's 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday to join the Premier League's prestigious "100 club."
Kane, 24, is aiming to become just the third player to win three consecutive Golden Boots after Alan Shearer (1994-97) and Thierry Henry (2003-06). After his latest scoring feat, ESPN FC take a look back at the England striker's top 10 goals in all competitions for Tottenham.
Harry Kane salvages a point for Tottenham with his 100th Premier League goal! =O =O =O pic.twitter.com/7BaCTaN8EN— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) February 4, 2018
vs. Aston Villa (3-1), Nov. 2, 2015
One of Mauricio Pochettino's favourite...Chelsea's Antonio Conte out of race to be Italy coach - Costacurta
Chelsea manager Antonio Conte dispels rumours about his future at the club following his side's recent defeat to Bournemouth.
Amid speculation Antonio Conte could return to Italy, former Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley questions whether he will survive the season at Chelsea. After Chelsea's 3-0 defeat at home against Bournemouth, the ESPN FC panel delve into Antonio Conte's 'disastrous' post-match interview.Alessandro Costacurta has said Antonio Conte has ruled himself out of becoming Italy's next coach by declaring his intention to see out his Chelsea contract.
Conte said at the weekend that he has no interest in leaving the Premier League champions amid speculation he is being lined up for a return to the Italy job following the dismissal of Gian Piero Ventura.
And Costacurta, acting sub-commissioner of the Italian FA (FIGC), told Sky Sport Italia: "The availability on the market is going to be a...Chelsea will continue to decline unless they start to match rivals' spending
Amid speculation Antonio Conte could return to Italy, former Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley questions whether he will survive the season at Chelsea.
No matter who holds the dubious distinction of being Chelsea's manager next season, the frustrations recently aired by Antonio Conte about the club's player recruitment ensure that the man in the hotseat at Stamford Bridge can expect a bumpy ride.
It may well be that Conte, who has taken the bold step of demanding a public vote of confidence from his bosses, remains in his post. But if Roman Abramovich's patience with Chelsea managers is anything to go by, the Italian will have to win the Champions...
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