Arsenal thrash Newcastle in confidence boosting win
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Dangerous games
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Ozil expects to remain with Arsenal next season
Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil insists that he will remain at the North London club next season. You may also like
Crystal Palace stun Arsenal in five-goal thriller
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The 20 highest-paid footballers have been revealed
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Marvellous Mane stars as rampant Liverpool stay top
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Wenger raises questions over Ozil effort level
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes the decision to offer Mesut Ozil a long-term contract last year may have left the German in a ‘comfort zone’. You may also like
