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Real Madrid came out of a chaotic 5-2 win against Celta Vigo which showed us just how good they can be going forward and how much work is still needed at the back. Unfortunately for them, they just have a couple of days to fix whatever is needed before they take on Inter Milan on Wednesday night in their first match of the UEFA Champions League this season. Carlo Ancelotti knows that some of his players will probably need some rest soon but it’ll be difficult to grant it to them for this game as we could see rotations made for the next league game. Goalkeeper Unlucky to concede two goals over the weekend, Thibaut Courtois will be in goal once again on Wednesday night. He has cemented himself as an extremely reliable and match-winning goalkeeper and will be hoping to add more good moments to his list. Defenders Whenever he is fit, Dani Carvajal starts and the reason is quite simple: He adds a feeling of danger to the opposition whether he’s moving forward or at the back. His runs and hi...

Takehiro Tomiyasu and Aaron Ramsdale made their Premier League debut for Arsenal on Saturday evening against Norwich and restored a sense of optimism among the fanbase. Both of the new signings impressed as the Gunners won their first Premier League game of the season after a hard-fought 1-0 victory. More interestingly the north London side also kept their first clean sheet in the league, with Tomiyasu and Ramsdale having a major part to play in this. Arsenal’s backline have always been scrutinised for the lack of physicality the team impose but with these two new signings there seems to be more of a presence in the defence. Mikel Arteta timed the debuts of Tomiyasu and Ramsdale perfectly considering Arsenal play Burnley in their next fixture, where Arsenal have been bullied in recent years. However this may not be the case this time as Tomiyasu managed to win 7 out of the 8 aerial duels he challenged for and looked comfortable defensively. He won 88% of his aerial duels in the game ag...

  Former Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere is hopeful of beginning talks about a return to the Gunners, three years since he left to join West Ham United. Wilshere burst onto the scene with the North Londoners in 2010, before becoming a first team member at the beginning of the 2010-11 season after a successful loan spell with Bolton Wanderers. However, having been released by Bournemouth last season, he is currently without a club for the first time in his career. The 29-year-old was once touted for great things for club and country after shining in the first-leg of Arsenal’s 2-1 home victory against Barcelona in the 2010-11 Champions League season. Ten years on, Wilshere could be set to begin training with the Gunners. "Being around good players, training with world-class players and as well just being in a team environment is something I'm interested in,” said Wilshere. "I'm sure that I'll have a conversation with someone at the club over the next co...