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Steven Griffiths

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  • 3 days ago | japantoday.com | Steven Griffiths

    Newcastle took a huge step toward qualifying for the Champions League with a vital 2-0 victory over top-five rivals Chelsea, while Arsenal fought back from two goals down to attain a valuable 2-2 draw against Liverpool on Sunday. Sandro Tonali put Newcastle ahead after just two minutes at St James' Park before Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson was sent off for an elbow on Sven Botman late in the first half.

  • 3 days ago | barrons.com | Steven Griffiths

    Newcastle seized the momentum in the race to qualify for the Champions League with a vital victory over top-five rivals Chelsea. Trent Alexander-Arnold heard the frustration of Liverpool fans after his decision to quit the champions, while Southampton avoided an unwanted Premier League record.

  • 4 days ago | barrons.com | Steven Griffiths

    Newcastle took a huge step towards qualifying for the Champions League with a vital 2-0 victory over top-five rivals Chelsea, while Nottingham Forest were held to a costly 2-2 draw by Leicester on Sunday. Sandro Tonali put Newcastle ahead after just two minutes at St James' Park before Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson was sent off for an elbow on Sven Botman late in the first half.

  • 5 days ago | japantoday.com | Steven Griffiths

    Newcastle and Chelsea meet in a crucial clash in the race to qualify for the Champions League on Sunday. Trent Alexander-Arnold's reception from Liverpool fans will be closely watched after his decision to quit the Premier League champions. AFP Sport looks at three talking points ahead of the weekend's action:Newcastle aim to seize top five chanceNewcastle, sitting fourth, face fifth-placed Chelsea at St James' Park in a match with huge ramifications in the fight for top five places.

  • 1 week ago | enca.com | Steven Griffiths

    Arsenal fell short on the big stage again as their painful Champions League semi-final exit against Paris Saint-Germain left Mikel Arteta to rue his club's failure to provide him with enough attacking options. Arteta's side were unable to reach the Champions League for the first time in 19 years as PSG clinched a tense 2-1 win at the Parc des Princes on Wednesday.

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