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William Saliba absence for Chelsea vs. Arsenal explained

Chelsea vs Arsenal: Why William Saliba joined Gabriel on sidelines

Arsenal lined up in a Premier League game without either Gabriel or William Saliba for just the second time in 162 games on Sunday after an injury to the Frenchman prior to match at Chelsea.

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William Saliba injury news: Mikel Arteta issues update on Arsenal's star center back being out vs Chelsea

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Why is William Saliba not playing for Arsenal against Chelsea and is he injured?

Caicedo red card vs Arsenal, Mateta's penalty retake

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VAR Review: Caicedo red card vs. Arsenal, Mateta's penalty retake

The video assistant referee causes controversy every week in the Premier League, but how are decisions made and are they correct?

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Chelsea: Which games will Moises Caicedo miss after Arsenal red card?

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Anthony Taylor misses red card, offside Chalobah goal – Chelsea vs Arsenal referee review

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Maresca praises 'outstanding' Chelsea response to Caicedo red card

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca praises his side's "outstanding" response after Moises Caicedo was sent off in the first half to go on and claim a 1-1 draw against league leaders Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.

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Ten-man Chelsea hold Arsenal in tetchy 1-1 London derby

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10-man Chelsea hold Arsenal to 1-1 draw: as it happened

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How Arsenal drew 1-1 with 10-man Chelsea to miss chance to extend lead atop Premier League

After a fiery start to the match that saw four bookings handed out in the opening half hour, Moises Caicedo was sent off for a bad tackle on Mikel Merino late in the first half.

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Arsenal set to be hit with FA fine after feisty Chelsea battle at Stamford Bridge

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Arsenal player ratings vs Chelsea: Bukayo Saka wins Marc Cucurella battle but three 5/10s in feisty derby

🥐☕️FC Breakfast: Arsenal eye twin signings, derby ends in chaos

Arsenal Signs Prodigious Twins ✍️Double coup for the Gunners! Ecuadorian twin brothers Edwin and Holger Quintero (15 years old) are reportedly very close to signing with Arsenal.According to

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Arsenal earn statement win in Champions League vs. Atléti

LONDON -- While Arsenal are still searching for a statement win to announce their Premier League title credentials, the wait for a UEFA Champions League equivalent is over. For almost an hour Tuesday night, Atlético Madrid's visit to Emirates Stadium was ...