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6 gross overreactions from the Premier League's opening weekend
6 gross overreactions from the Premier League's opening weekend
Theo Walcott is the answer to Arsenal's striker problemArsenal are already back in crisis mode, with the club running out of center backs and Arsene Wenger still refusing to buy a new striker to back up (or replace) Olivier Giroud.But hey, maybe they don't need to do the latter anymore!Walcott was Arsenal's best player in Sunday's loss to Liverpool -- *cough lining up against Moreno cough* -- again showing the promise he's failed to live up to consistently pretty much every other season.
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How did the Premier League's 'super managers' fare this weekend?
How did the Premier League's 'super managers' fare this weekend?
Here, Press Association Sport analyses how Pep Guardiola , Jose Mourinho, Arsene Wenger, Jurgen Klopp and Antonio Conte fared.Pep Guardiola - Manchester City (won 2-1 v Sunderland) The Spaniard strives for style as well as success but he will probably be pleased to settle for just the latter on his English football debut.City's win over Sunderland was not pretty and it took an 87th-minute own goal from a former Manchester United player to prevent a disappointing opening-day draw.
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Simon Mignolet levels record as Premier League's best penalty-saving goalkeeper
Simon Mignolet levels record as Premier League's best penalty-saving goalkeeper
Simon Mignolet's penalty save in Sunday's 4-3 win over Arsenal saw the Belgian draw level with a Premier League record.Mignolet denied Gunners forward Theo Walcott midway through the first half at the Emirates Stadium, covering for an error from left-back Alberto Moreno.This gave the Reds a major boost, and despite Walcott netting minutes later, Jurgen Klopp's side went on to seal an emphatic victory.
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