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Arsenal 3-0 Coventry City: Premier League – as it happened

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Arsenal 3-0 Coventry City: Premier League – as it happened

Kai Havertz, Bukayo Saka and Martin Ødegaard were all on target as Arsenal began their title defence in style Plenty of debutants in the cast tonight.

Every single one of them will have been dreaming of something like this … Mikel Arteta’s turn to talk pitchside to Sky.

“The players need that desire to go again … I certainly have it … we have to create an opportunity … we don’t know what other clubs are going to do … we have to be the best version of ourselves … we have to deliver our game for 96 minutes every three days … if you are not capable of doing that, you are in trouble … we have to get better … we are trying to improve the team [in the transfer window] … but so far I am very happy.” Continue reading...

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