Simon Collings
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Sport | FootballItalian to leave the Bernabeu and take Selecao reins this month, with Xabi Alonso lined up as his replacementMoving on: Decorated club coach Carlo Ancelotti will be making his first foray into international management as he swaps Real Madrid for BrazilREUTERSSimon Collings @sr_collings2 minutes ago COMMENTSReal Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has been appointed as the new head coach of Brazil.
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Sport | FootballFinal two games of the season could see intriguing centre-forward experimentMikel Arteta has lost Mikel Merino to suspension and could also be without Leandro Trossard against Newcastle this weekendArsenal FC via Getty ImagesSimon Collings @sr_collings1 minute ago COMMENTSYour matchday briefing on Arsenal, featuring team news and expert analysis from Simon CollingsI would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice.
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Sport | Football Gunners have never lost in the 45 games in which the Brazilian has scored, a remarkable run that continued against Liverpool at Anfield Applause: Gabriel Martinelli notched the first goal as Arsenal fought back to draw with champions Liverpool at Anfield Arsenal FC via Getty Images Simon Collings @sr_collings 2 minutes ago COMMENTS Your matchday briefing on Arsenal, featuring team news and expert analysis from Simon Collings I would like to be emailed about offers, event and...
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At half-time of this game, Arsenal looked like a team that wanted the season to end. Trailing by two goals, and with Anfield in full party mode, Mikel Arteta’s players must have wanted to be anywhere else. Arsenal’s supporters would have also been having a worrying glance at the Premier League table and wondering if they could slip out of the Champions League places. The second half, here, should ease those fears and this unexpected comeback will surely be enough to get Arsenal over the line.
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One of the most unlikely comebacks I have seen from Arsenal in a while. At half-time, they looked like a team that wanted the season to end. A point here, though, could prove very valuable. Live piece: https://t.co/Zs6NUDj82U
Arteta says he was "upset" with the first half. "Yeah, we had a reaction. I hate reaction. I like action."
These ratings looked pretty different at half-time... https://t.co/Z0nunO0Usc