Sam Blitz
Digital Journalist at Sky Sports
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
Aston Villa boosted their chances of Champions League football next season by winning 1-0 at Bournemouth thanks to Ollie Watkins' record-breaking first-half winner. The win for Villa moves them into sixth place - above Nottingham Forest - and level on points with Newcastle and Chelsea, who face each other on Sunday. In truth, it was a classic Unai Emery performance from the visitors, with Villa shutting off Bournemouth's attacking agenda by creating a stop-start game.
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skysports.com | Sam Blitz
When Mikel Arteta signed his new Arsenal contract in September, he was asked what his main objective is for the club. "To win," he said. "It has to be that. It has to be that aim."Arsenal's need to take that next step has followed Arteta around all season, one where the Spaniard revealed he is in part four of a five-step plan for this club - the last of which is to "create a dynasty" by winning trophies. "It generates belief," he told Sky Sports later in the season.
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gunnerstoday.com | Sam Blitz
When Mikel Arteta signed his new Arsenal contract in September, he was asked what his main objective is for the club. "To win," he said. "It has to be that. It has to be that aim."Arsenal's need to take that next step has followed Arteta around all season, one where the Spaniard revealed he is in part four of a five-step plan for this club - the last of which is to "create a dynasty" by winning trophies. "It generates belief," he told Sky Sports later in the season.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
One word dominates the Italian newspapers this morning - 'mitica'. The phrase means 'legendary' - but it does not describe an epic semi-final tie, nor a topsy-turvy second leg. The term is used to describe the Internazionale team managed by Simone Inzaghi. Two years ago, there was heartbreak in Istanbul. This Inter side fought valiantly in the Champions League final, undeservedly losing 1-0 - as they fell short against the best version of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
Chelsea boosted their chances of qualifying for next season's Champions League as they deservedly won 3-1 against a much-changed Liverpool side still celebrating their Premier League title triumph. After the Reds were crowned champions last weekend following their win against Tottenham Hotspur - and therefore handed a guard of honour by the Blues before kick-off - Arne Slot made six changes to his regular line-up and it showed.
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Some thoughts after last night. One word that keeps coming up is ‘ruthless’. Feels like we’re at a critical point of how we’ll remember Arteta’s Arsenal. Injuries will spare Arsenal this year but Berta + clock ticking means no excuses next season. #AFC https://t.co/DxJiwORevR
Absolutely loved last night’s Champions League semi, a game anyone couldn’t take their eyes off. Lots of talk about youthful Yamal, but was outshone by 37-year-old Acerbi. This is how Simone Inzaghi has now confirmed Inter as part of Europe’s elite. https://t.co/5ysOY67YWr
RT @SkySportsPL: Who will come out on top in the race for Champions League football next season? 📊 https://t.co/g03JCvQVJp