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Arsenal 2–3 Manchester United: Cunha’s 87th-Minute Thunderbolt Rocks Emirates, Title Race Tightens

In a dramatic encounter at the Emirates Stadium, Manchester United defeated Arsenal 3-2, handing a major blow to their title aspirations. Matheus Cunha's stunning 87th-minute strike sealed the win for United, who had fought back after Arsenal took the lead through an own goal from Lisandro Martinez. The result tightened the Premier League title race.
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Chukwueze’s EPL Explosion Continues as Marco Silva Laments Losing Him to AFCON Duty

Samuel Chukwueze’s resurgent Premier League form has triggered debate after Fulham manager Marco Silva admitted he is “unhappy” about losing the winger to January’s Africa Cup of Nations. Chukwueze has rediscovered his explosiveness, scoring and assisting in consecutive games, but must now join Nigeria’s AFCON camp, leaving Silva frustrated ahead of a tight mid-season schedule.
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Tinubu Rejects Private Military Contractors, Tells AU–EU Leaders Africa Must Lead Its Own Security

President Bola Tinubu has told African and European leaders that the continent must not depend on private military companies for security, insisting that foreign mercenaries undermine sovereignty and complicate counterterrorism efforts. His stance — Tinubu rejects private military contractors — reinforces Nigeria’s push for African-led security solutions amid growing Sahel instability.
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Haaland ‘Inconsolable’ as Foden Saves Man City in Chaotic Win Over Leeds

Erling Haaland appeared visibly frustrated after Manchester City’s dramatic 3–2 win over Leeds United, despite Phil Foden’s stoppage-time winner saving the champions from another setback. Leeds had launched a spirited second-half comeback that exposed City’s defensive issues, forcing Pep Guardiola into urgent tactical adjustments as the Etihad crowd watched a tense and error-filled contest.
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