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Football Weekly
A huge win for Arsenal and Spurs sitting pretty at the top – Football Weekly
Oct 9, 2023
Journalist Paul MacInnes, former footballer Nedum Onuoha, and writer John Brewin discuss Arsenal's win over Manchester City, Brentford's struggles, West Ham's growth as a club, and the dislike of dogs in pubs. They also share their opinions on dogs and dog owners, discuss Everton's recent performances, and talk about music preferences and album discussions.
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- Arsenal's victory over Manchester City shows their ability to challenge top teams and boosts their confidence.
- Despite Scott McTominay's goals, concerns about Manchester United's form and goalkeeping situation persist.
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Arsenal's Surprise Victory Over Manchester City
Arsenal secured a surprising 1-0 victory over Manchester City, ending their 12-game losing streak against the team. While City had control of the game for most of the second half, Arsenal grew into the match and played their best football in the final quarter. The winning goal, albeit lucky, showcased the mentality and belief that Arsenal can challenge top teams. This result boosts Arsenal's confidence, but its impact on the season's flow remains to be seen.
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