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Arsenal set to announce record profits

Arsenal are tomorrow expected to announce annual figures that will leave many rival Premier League clubs green with envy.

Gallas on verge of Juventus switch

Williams Gallas is on the verge of leaving Arsenal to join Juventus, according to the France international’s agent.

No plans to ban vuvuzelas in England

Clubs in the Barclays Premier League have no immediate plans to ban the use of vuvuzelas next season.

Barcelona to continue Fabregas pursuit

Barcelona president Joan Laporta is still hopeful of persuading Arsenal to part with Cesc Fabregas despite having a 35million offer for the Spain international rejected this week.

Campbell wants to extend Arsenal stay

Veteran centre-half Sol Campbell is in no doubt he can compete at the highest level again next season - and has vowed to help bring the "glory" days back to Arsenal.

Wenger says Tottenham merit Champions League place

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger maintains Tottenham deserve their crack at the Champions League.

Stoppage-time winner keeps Arsenal hopes alive

Arsenal 1 Wolves 0

Fabregas ruled out for rest of season

Cesc Fabregas' season is over after it was confirmed the Arsenal captain had suffered a small crack in his right fibula during the Champions League clash against Barcelona last night.

Fabregas hails Arsenal character

Battle-weary Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas praised his team-mates for coming through what he believes will go down as one of the toughest matches in the club's history last night.

Arsenal v Porto: Champions League preview

Arsenal will look to overturn a 2-1 deficit when they take on Porto for a place in the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday night.

Keane takes positives from Brazil defeat

Robbie Keane believes the Republic of Ireland can take great heart from the way they "stood up" to Brazil in last night's friendly defeat at Emirates Stadium.

Friendly matches team news: 02/03/2010

Dunne and Keane miss Emirates date

Republic of Ireland: Richard Dunne has pulled out of tonight's friendly against Brazil at the Emirates Stadium. The Aston Villa defender, who has 57 caps for Ireland, has been ruled out with an unspecified muscle injury. The on-loan Celtic striker Robbie Keane, has also withdrawn from the squad after aggravating a knee problem at the weekend.

Arsenal post huge profits

Arsenal have announced pre-tax profits of £35.2m and a significant reduction in debt for the six months ending November 30, 2009.

Gerrard backs Liverpool to top Manchester City

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has set his sights on beating Manchester City in 10 days' time as the race for Champions League places heats up.

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