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Gunners cruise to top of table

Arsenal 2-0 West Ham: What Arteta and Saka said

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking after the victory over West Ham: "Very happy. We knew it would be a tough match. Three games in seven days and two very intense games before this. Very happy." On learning from previous defeats by West Ham: "When we played Newcastle we said we had to learn from the past and the scars we had in that stadium.

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Arsenal 2-0 West Ham: Gunners cruise to top of the table

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Arsenal Vs West Ham LIVE Score, Premier League: Gunners Look To Top Table With Emirates Win

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Ødegaard 'not positive' after latest injury setback - Arteta

"I think he had a clash, knee-to-knee and immediately he was uncomfortable. I just spoke to him and he is not positive about it," Arteta revealed.

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Arsenal injury update issued following Odegaard and Rice subs

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Injury updates on Arsenal duo for West Ham clash

Mathrubhumi English

English Premier League 2025–26: Points table, full fixtures and where to watch

Want to know when and where to watch the English Premier League in India? Here’s the updated points table, full schedule, and key details.

Football Insider

How the Premier League table would look if net spend influenced points

Premier League clubs are continuing to monitor their net spend despite breaking the transfer record in the recent summer window.

AFP on MSN

Spurs boss Frank will ignore league table until April

Tottenham manager Thomas Frank said he will ignore the Premier League table until April despite his side's strong start to the season.

Football Fans Predict Entire 2025/26 Premier League Table - Man Utd 5th

The 2025/26 Premier League season looks set to be a fascinating one. The usual contenders, such as Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea, will be fighting for the title, while a number of big teams will also be chasing European spots.

The New York Times

English Championship considering promotion play-off expansion to six teams

The English Football League (EFL) is considering a plan to add an eliminator round to the Championship play-offs, a move that would extend the number of teams in the play-offs to six. The proposal, which has received wide initial support from Championship ...