‘We start them early’: the small Swedish club that produced Gyökeres, Bergvall and Kulusevski

Arsenal faces mounting pressure as manager Mikel Arteta seeks to reverse the team's fortunes in the upcoming north London derby against Tottenham. The rivalry has seen Tottenham dominate in recent seasons, culminating in a decisive victory last season that secured them a Champions League spot at Arsenal's expense. This match presents a critical opportunity for Arsenal to regain momentum in their title pursuit.

Newcastle United achieved a significant 2-1 victory over Manchester City, with Harvey Barnes scoring both goals, marking a crucial turnaround for the team that had been struggling in the Premier League. This win elevated Newcastle from 15th to a more favorable position in the league standings, while simultaneously hindering Manchester City's title aspirations as they fell to third place, four points behind Arsenal.

Thomas Frank stated that Tottenham is not close to spending £100 million on a single player, unlike Arsenal. Following the recent removal of Daniel Levy as chairman, Tottenham is undergoing significant changes with the Lewis family implementing a new leadership team. The club aims to expand its business to achieve greater sporting success, but it remains uncertain if they can compete with Arsenal for the Premier League title.

Chelsea's Palmer has suffered a broken toe due to an unusual incident at home. Meanwhile, Iraola remains unconcerned about the ongoing speculation linking him to Semenyo. The Premier League continues to generate headlines with various press conferences, including Kolo Muani's positive impact for Spurs and Howe's expectations for Woltemade.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed that defender Gabriel Magalhães will be out for several weeks due to a thigh injury sustained while on international duty with Brazil. The injury occurred during a friendly match against Senegal, and Gabriel is set to undergo further scans. Arteta expressed concern over losing a key player in the team's defensive lineup as they aim for the title.

BBC Sport evaluates the performance of Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United in the ongoing Women's Champions League, with two rounds remaining in the league phase. The analysis highlights the challenges and opportunities faced by these English teams as they aim to progress further in the tournament.

Victor Wembanyama, the star player for the San Antonio Spurs, is expected to miss several weeks due to a calf injury. This news follows a disappointing previous season for Wemby, raising concerns about his impact on the team's performance moving forward.

Arsenal is reportedly in 'full agreement' with star winger Bukayo Saka over a new long-term contract. The negotiations have progressed into a decisive phase, indicating a strong commitment from both parties to secure Saka's future at the club.