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Arsenal battled to beat Crystal Palace 2-0 on Friday as the new Premier League season got underway, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring the first goal before home

The new Premier League season kicks off on the weekend with fans anxious to know who will come out on top of what looks likely to be another head-to-head battle between Manchester City and Liverpool.Manchester City just about go into the season ...

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THREE men have been arrested after violence broke out in the wake of Swindon Towns play-off semi-final defeat at Port Vale last month.

Premier League Crystal Palace have “serious interest” in Rangers star Joe Aribo as they look to enter the Scottish market yet again.

Wan-Bissaka is one of two Man Utd defenders Fabrizio Romano reckons could depart this summer, and Erik ten Hag may already have his No 1 right-back in mind.

Will be punished consistently. the feelin: of will be punished consistently. the feeling of impunity is what drives people _ feeling of impunity is what drives people to — feeling of impunity is what drives people to behave in a way that is not acceptable and once people know that you _ not acceptable and once people know that you will be traced, youll be tracked — that you will be traced, youll be tracked and will be punished, and i think— tracked and will be punished, and i think it _ tr...

Arrests, up nearly 50% from the previous season. incidents involving flares, missiles and hate crime were up too by 36%. and this has consequences, sheffield uniteds billy sharp needed stitches after he was attacked by a nottingham forest fan after they beat united in a championship play—off final. the fan has since been jailed. and when everton sealed their premier league survival, crystal palace manager patrick viera was involved in an altercation with a fan during yet another pitch invasion...

The off-duty Dorset Police colleagues were caught spilling onto the pitch along with a large crowd of Bournemouth fans after their side sealed a return to the Premier League on May 3.

Premier League managers Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and Eddie Howe have condemned the recent violence in football this week.