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Arsenal Battle to Beat Man Utd, World Champions Chelsea Held by Palace
Arsenal secured a narrow win despite errors by Manchester United's goalkeeper, while Chelsea struggled to score due to fatigue after their Club World Cup victory, according to reports.
- On Sunday, Arsenal Football Club opened their season with a 1-0 win at Old Trafford as Riccardo Calafiori’s goal secured victory.
- Amid a 22-year league title drought, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta faces pressure after three straight second-place finishes and warns his side must improve.
- Meanwhile, Altay Bayindir, Manchester United goalkeeper, flapped at Declan Rice’s corner, gifting Riccardo Calafiori an easy header, while David Raya showed command of his 18-yard box.
- Despite their status as world champions, Chelsea Football Club’s attack was blunt, with Estevao coming closest and Patrick Dorgu hitting the post from long range.
- Looking ahead, Glasner highlighted they played about eight pre-season games compared to Chelsea’s two, boosting Palace’s confidence, said Palace boss Oliver Glasner.
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