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L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Crystal Palace|Prem!er League|Engl!sh commentary  Arsenal take to the field for the final time before the start of their Champions League semi-final with Paris Saint-Germain, as they face Crystal Palace on Wednesday night. The success of the Gunners' campaign will be determined by whether they end the season as European champions for the first time, with Liverpool on the brink on securing the Premier League title. Defeat for Mikel Arteta's side in midweek will seal the Reds' glorious fate with a month of the campaign remaining. The Arsenal boss is bound to shuffle his pack again on Wednesday after a convincing win at Portman Road. Here's how the Gunners could line up against the Eagles. Arsenal predicted lineup vs Crystal Palace (4-3-3) GK: David Raya - It's been a great couple of days for Raya's Golden Glove pursuit after the Spaniard's clean sheet at Ipswich was followed up by Matz Sels conceding late on at Spurs. It's a ba...

  L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Ipwish|Prem!er League| Engl!sh commentary Arsenal make the trip East to play against relegation-threatened Ipswich Town on Sunday afternoon. The Gunners come off a historic win against Real Madrid in the Champions League, where they went to the Bernabeu and won 2-1 in the second leg of their quarter-final tie. It meant that they won 5-1 on aggregate, booking a spot in the semi-finals with Paris Saint-Germain. However, their Premier League form hasn’t been so strong, as Mikel Arteta‘s side have won just one of their last three games. Plus, with Newcastle United just four points behind them in third, they will be quietly looking over their shoulder. Ben White replaces Timber in defence GK – David Raya – The fact that Raya conceded just one goal in two games against Real Madrid deserves some plaudits. LB – Myles Lewis-Skelly – The 18-year-old played all 90 minutes against Madrid on Wednesday, but despite that, we give him the start here. CB – William Sal...

  L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Manchester United vs Wolves|Prem!er League| Engl!sh commentary  Manchester United are aiming to build on their chaotic European victory over Lyon when they host Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Red Devils produced an astonishing turnaround during their topsy-turvy Europa League quarter-final second leg with the French side, scoring three quick-fire goals at the end of extra-time to avoid embarrassment against their ten-man visitors. Their late comeback has booked them a clash with Athletic Club in the semi-finals as they chase continental salvation at the end of a miserable season. Perhaps the midweek triumph can prove a turning point for Ruben Amorim’s side but there have been plenty of false dawns for United across the campaign. They could come crashing back down to earth this weekend against one of the Premier League’s most in-form sides. Wolves have been in exceptional form over recent weeks and sit second in the table based on results across their past fiv...

L!VESTREAM : Wa¥ch Manchester United vs Lyon| Europa league| Engl!sh commentary   Man Utd play their biggest match of the season against Lyon on Thursday night and this is how they could line up. Ruben Amorim might already know the line up he will choose when Manchester United face Lyon in their crucial Europa League quarter-final second leg. United are certain to record their lowest ever finish in the Premier League but will hope to salvage their season with Champions League qualification. In order to do so they must overcome Ligue 1 side Lyon at Old Trafford on Thursday night, in a match that will define their season, with the result certain to dictate their summer transfer plans. The tie is level 2-2 on aggregate after the first leg last week and Amorim has some huge selection decisions to make. Andre Onana was dropped against Newcastle at the weekend but could return for the match, while Rasmus Hojlund is the only choice in attack after injury to Joshua Zirkzee. Here is ho...

 L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Arsenal vs Real Madrid| Champ!ons league|Engl!sh commentary  Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is sweating over the fitness of key midfielder Thomas Partey ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League quarter-final second leg with Real Madrid at the Bernabeu. The Ghana midfielder scored the opening goal in the weekend’s 1-1 draw with Brentford in the Premier League but was then forced off shortly afterwards with a knock of unspecified severity Partey seems to have avoided a serious problem, but he will need a once-over alongside Jorginho and Ben White, the former of whom suffered a blow to the ribs against the Bees after White was ruled out before kickoff. Partey was fielded as an emergency right-back at the weekend, but Jurrien Timber will no doubt come back into the fray at the Bernabeu, where Myles Lewis-Skelly will attempt to nullify Rodrygo yet again. As Riccardo Calafiori’s knee is still giving him grief, Jakub Kiwior – hailed for his defensive display alongside Will...

  L!VESTREAM: Wa¥ch Manchester United vs Newcastle|Prem!er League| Engl!sh commentary  Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim will have to decide whether to keep faith with Andre Onana for Sunday’s Premier League meeting with Newcastle United at St James’ Park. The Man United goalkeeper was at fault for both of Lyon’s goals in Thursday’s 2-2 draw in the Europa League quarter-final first leg Amorim now has a tough decision as to whether to stick with Onana for the weekend, or take him out of the spotlight ahead of next week’s return fixture against Lyon. The Man United boss may be tempted to opt for the latter by giving Altay Bayindir the chance to make his Premier League debut against the Magpies. Harry Maguire could drop out of the backline in a bid to manage minutes, which could see Victor Lindelof start in defence alongside Noussair Mazraoui and Leny Yoro. Diogo Dalot and Patrick Dorgu are set to keep their spots at right and left wing-back respectively, although there could b...

  Arsenal are poised for a return to Earth this weekend following the otherworldly highs of Tuesday night. After welcoming the galacticos of Real Madrid to north London in the week, the Emirates is now preparing for the visit of Brentford on Saturday evening. While bereft of household names – Bryan Mbeumo notwithstanding – Thomas Frank’s side are well-drilled opposition who have proven to be mightily tough to beat on their travels in 2025. The Bees have rumbled Mikel Arteta’s outfit before, and there’s scope for the visitors to have more joy against the Gunners this weekend. Arteta will surely be prioritising Wednesday’s all-important trip to the Spanish capital, so we should expect his Arsenal XI to be heavily rotated from Tuesday’s 3-0 victory. Here’s how the Gunners could line up against Brentford in the Premier League. Predicted Arsenal lineup vs Brentford (4-3-3) GK: David Raya – Raya’s performance understandably went under the radar in midweek, but he was brilliant. He’s been...