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Arsenal boss Arteta 'pretty worried' over injured Saka
Saka, who was forced off midway through the first half, was seen on crutches leaving Selhurst Park after a game which saw the Gunners move to within three points of Premier League leaders Liverpool.
Zelensky hails Usyk victory over Fury
"Victory!" Zelensky said in a post on Telegram. "So important and so necessary for all of us now."
Pope slams 'cruelty' of strike killing Gaza children
The pontiff made his remarks a day after the rescue agency in Gaza said an Israeli air strike had killed seven children from one family.
Arsenal sparkle as Villa heap pain on slumping Man City
A bullish Mikel Arteta said Arsenal, who have not won the Premier League title since 2004, are now firmly in the title picture after his team's thumping win at Selhurst Park.
Villa sting Man City to deepen Guardiola's pain
Aston Villa beat crisis-hit Manchester City 2-1 on Saturday to heap more misery on floundering manager Pep Guardiola, who has now suffered nine defeats in his past 12 matches.
Pogba wants to 'turn page' after brother sentenced in extortion case
On Thursday, Mathias Pogba, the elder brother of the footballer, was told he would be able to serve his sentence at home while wearing an electronic device rather than behind bars.
Guardiola confident of Haaland revival if Man City 'play better'
City are enduring a slump unlike any Guardiola has known in his celebrated managerial career, having lost eight and won just one of their last 11 games in all competitions.
Pakistan Taliban claim raid killing 16 soldiers
The siege started after midnight and lasted about two hours as around 30 militants pummelled the mountainous outpost from three sides, one senior intelligence official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
16 injured after Israel hit by Yemen-launched 'projectile'
Yemen's Iranian-backed Huthi rebels have repeatedly launched missile attacks against Israel since the war in Gaza began more than a year ago, most of which have been intercepted.
Google counters bid by US to force sale of Chrome
Determining how to address Google's wrongs is the next stage of the landmark antitrust trial that saw the company in August ruled a monopoly by US District Court Judge Amit Mehta.