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  L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Real Madrid|Champ!ons league| Engl!sh commentary  Arsenal welcome Real Madrid to the Emirates for the very first time on Tuesday night as the pair face off in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final. The Gunners have been excellent in Europe this season, with a third-place finish in the all-new league phase being followed up by an emphatic 9-3 aggregate victory over PSV Eindhoven in the round of 16. Knockout triumphs shouldn’t be taken for granted, and Arsenal’s comfortable triumph over the Dutch champions has set the stage for this grand occasion, This is the club’s first competitive meeting with Madrid in 19 years, when the two sides played out a stalemate at Highbury after the Gunners became the first English club to win at the Santiago Bernabey by virtue of Thierry Henry’s stunning solo goal. Madrid are laden with superstars and expected to prevail over two legs, but their fallibility has manifested time and time again this seas...

L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Manchester United vs Manchester City|Prem!er League| Engl!sh commentary   Manchester City will be without Erling Haaland when they take on Manchester United in another heated derby this weekend. Haaland limped out of City’s FA Cup quarter-final victory over Bournemouth on Sunday, leaving the Vitality Stadium wearing a protective boot and walking on crutches. City’s worst fears were confirmed early this week with the Norway international facing up to seven weeks on the sidelines having been sent to a specialist to discover the full extent of the injury. Injury experts have told Metro Haaland’s season could even be over. Omar Marmoush will deputise in his place again, scoring with his first touch after replacing Haaland at Bournemouth and hitting the target again against Leicester City on Wednesday night. Elsewhere, City remain without Nathan Ake and Manuel Akanji at the back with John Stones’ return date still unknown after he was forced off in the defeat to R...

 L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Everton|premier league|Engl!sh commentary  Arsenal continue to linger in the Premier League title race thanks to victory over Fulham midweek as they attempt an unlikely comeback against leaders Liverpool. But despite the positive result and return of Bukayo Saka, injuries have hit the Gunners once more, this time with star defender Gabriel Magalhaes going down with an issue described as “not good” by Mikel Arteta. The Spaniard now faces an injury crisis, especially at the back with issues around the availability of Ben White and Jurrien Timber too. Next week’s Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid will be at the back of Arteta’s mind during preparation for this weekend’s trip to face Everton Here is the latest injury updates for Arsenal’s doubts and how they could line up at Goodison Park. Gabriel Magalhaes The Brazilian went down in the first half of Tuesday’s Premier League match against Fulham and will now have scans to determine t...

  L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest| Prem!er League| Engl!sh commentary  Fresh off booking their place at Wembley, Nottingham Forest are back in Premier League action on Tuesday night as they welcome Manchester United to the City Ground. For the third consecutive round, Nuno Espirito Santo’s side required penalties to advance in the FA Cup. Their 4-3 shootout victory over Brighton followed a cagey stalemate, and Forest will now face Manchester City in the semi-finals as they aim to end their 35-year wait for a major domestic honour. It’s been a special season at the City Ground, with back-to-back league wins before the break emboldening Forest’s chances of playing Champions League football next season. They enter Tuesday’s game third in the Premier League table and five points clear of Chelsea in fourth. Man Utd, remarkably, are hunting back-to-back league wins for the first time this season. Ruben Amorim’s Red Devils enjoyed perhaps their most productiv...

  L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Fulham|Prem!er League| Engl!sh commentary  Arsenal host Fulham at the Emirates in the Premier League on Tuesday night. The Gunners will be looking to tighten their grip on second place, and make sure Liverpool don’t run away with the title too early in the season. The Mersysiders sit 12 points ahead of Mikel Arteta’s men, with nine games left to play. Arsenal had 14 players on international duty, although they’ve had almost a week back at London Colney to prepare for the clash with the Cottagers, and thus, Arteta’s squad should be well rested and raring to go. Predicted Arsenal lineup vs Fulham Bukayo Saka returned to training last week and is expected to be in contention to feature in some capacity against Fulham. The Englishman’s potential availability will be the big talking point, although it’s likely that Arteta won’t rush him back and could revert to using Ethan Nwaneri on the right and Gabriel Martinelli on the left. Leandro Trossard start...