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Mikel Arteta has agreed an improved new contract with Premier League champions Arsenal.

The Spaniard's current deal expires at the end of this season but talks over a new contract have been ongoing for a number of months.

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7 hours ago, Houdini said:

The Premier League finally wakes up from its coma today

The anaesthetic might need to be brought out again!

Spurs shoulda stuffed the mancs from the look of those highlights.

6 minutes ago, Dobbo said:

This City team will still finish top 4 even with a 30 point deduction, scary.

Whatever punishment they get, it will be large enough so that they cannot avoid relegation.

52 minutes ago, Rooney said:

Whatever punishment they get, it will be large enough so that they cannot avoid relegation.

Tbh the more I think about it the more I'm convinced that all they'll get is a fine and a transfer ban. They always weasel their way out of everything...

It’s weird how they’ve been found guilty and yet there’s no punishment….

I heard somewhere that it might be around January when the final verdict/punishment comes because of Man City's appeal.

It's really weird today because a win like that at Anfield in addition to how they have started the season would probably make you think about how strong a title challenge from them could be, but really there's no way surely that they can be Premier League champions this season. If that was to happen it would be the biggest controversy in English football history. The Premier League can't allow that to happen.

If I am found guilty i am placed in custody and most likely go to prison despite any appeal. That’s what irks me, it’s business as usual today.

1 hour ago, Steve201 said:

It’s weird how they’ve been found guilty and yet there’s no punishment….

Because of the appeal. Which no doubt they'll try and quash again.

They'll likely be expelled from the league, I can't see anything but that.

And that’s coming from someone like me who’s a Liverpool fan and doesn’t Belive they should have titles removed because that would be ridiculous as we don’t know what would have happened in those seasons. Who knows City may have won the league with different players who are less valued etc etc etc

1 hour ago, Rooney said:

Because of the appeal. Which no doubt they'll try and quash again.

They'll likely be expelled from the league, I can't see anything but that.

But that’s my point it’s absurd

This could be one of the greatest relegation fights ever (especially if City get dragged into it). Can't remember a season where all the promoted teams look this capable.

And yep United are very much in the conversation.

5 minutes ago, Dobbo said:

This could be one of the greatest relegation fights ever (especially if City get dragged into it). Can't remember a season where all the promoted teams look this capable.

And yep United are very much in the conversation.

Surely not?

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The red card controversially shown to Brighton defender Pascal Struijk at Sunderland after an intervention by the video assistant referee (VAR) has been overturned.

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Pascal Struijk: Brighton defender's red card given after...

The red card controversially shown to Brighton defender Pascal Struijk against Sunderland is overturned.

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