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The Daily Mirror - Arsenal given Fab fitness boost - Exclusive
Cesc Fabregas is ready to hand Arsenal’s Premier League title charge a huge fitness boost. The Gunners captain returned to full training yesterday after a hamstring injury and is set to face West Ham on Saturday.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal target Felipe Melo sees Juventus career thrown into doubt after spat with supporters
Juventus are tempted to cut their losses on Felipe Melo and offload the £21million flop to Arsenal. Arsene Wenger is still keen on the Brazil midfielder, despite missing out when Melo left Fiorentina for Juve last summer.

The Guardian - Arsène Wenger targets Ajax's Danish youngster Christian Eriksen
Arsène Wenger has identified the 18-year-old Ajax attacking midfielder Christian Eriksen as an Arsenal star of the future, although the manager may have to bide his time before he can conclude a deal for the Dane.

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The Sun - Sol: It's Gunner be tough
SOL CAMPBELL has warned Arsenal's youngsters not to expect an easy ride as they battle to land the Premier League title.

The Daily Mirror - Campbell wins legal battle with Portsmouth
Sol Campbell has won his £1.7million legal action against Portsmouth. But the former Pompey captain has agreed that the unpaid wage bill will not have to be settled until the crisis club finds a new buyer.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal defender Sol Campbell ends his £1.5m court case against ailing PortsmouthSol Campbell has agreed to end a £1.5m court case against Portsmouth after the crisis club admitted they do owe him the money.

The Times - Sol Campbell wins first stage in court fight with Portsmouth
Sol Campbell has won the first stage of his fight against Portsmouth for almost £2 million in unpaid wages and image rights.

The Guardian - Sol Campbell to defer claim for unpaid wages from Portsmouth
Sol Campbell has promised not to pursue Portsmouth through the courts for £1.7m in unpaid wages and image rights payments until a buyer has been found for the stricken club.

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The Sun - It’s Gunner be tough for us
ALEX FERGUSON believes Arsenal will be a bigger challenge to their title aspirations than Chelsea.

The Daily Mirror - Wenger takes heart from late winner
Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal's last-gasp 2-1 victory at 10-man Hull could go a long way to delivering a first Barclays Premier League title since 2004.

The Daily Mail - It's one in the eye for City and one in the eye for Nicklas Bendtner
Some teams have a look about them that suggests they may be champions. Others look ready for a survival fight they believe can be won. So both Arsenal and Hull can afford to take something from their tense meeting at a fevered KC Stadium.

The Daily Express - THE EYES HAVE IT AS ARSENAL NICK LATE POINTS AGAIN
A BROAD grin spreads across the face of Arsene Wenger when it is put to him that the sort of late goal Nicklas Bendtner scored to clinch the points used to be the preserve of Manchester United.

The Daily Star - ARSENAL SCORE IN THE NIC OF TIME
NICKLAS Bendtner struck in stoppage time as Arsenal beat 10-man Hull to keep pace with Chelsea at the top.

The Times - Ferguson: I fear Arsenal in title race
Sir Alex Ferguson believes Arsenal pose the greatest threat to Manchester United’s hopes of a record fourth successive Premier League title.

The Daily Telegraph - Nicklas Bendtner's late goal increases Arsenal's belief they can win Premier League
Nicklas Bendtner's 93rd-minute winner, coming just two weeks after a similar victory against Stoke City, proved that there is an increasing sense that Arsenal really are ready to deliver on their vast potential.

The Guardian - Alex Ferguson says Arsenal may be biggest threat to Manchester United
Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken of his belief that Arsenal, not Chelsea, might pose the greater challenge to Manchester United's aspirations of winning the "tightest title race ever" and being crowned champions for a record fourth successive time.

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The Sun - No bad blood with Tigers
ARSENE WENGER claims there will be no "bad blood" when Arsenal head to relegation-threatened Hull on Saturday. 

The Daily Mirror - Wenger tells Madrid: 'Leave me alone'
Arsene Wenger has told Real Madrid not to bother with their annual bid to poach him from Arsenal, warning: “Leave me alone.”

The Daily Mail - Arsene Wenger determined to keep Roma target William Gallas as Arsenal boss plans fresh contract talks
Arsene Wenger will sit down next week with William Gallas in an attempt to thrash out a new contract.

The Daily Express - BENDTNER QUICK WITH IDOL BOAST
WHAT Nicklas Bendtner may lack in front of goal, he certainly makes up for in self-confidence. But a bit of humility would help the striker prove he is as good as he thinks he is.

The Times - Arsene Wenger dismisses suggestions of summer move to Real Madrid
Arsène Wenger gave an unreserved assurance on Thursday night that he would not leave for Real Madrid this summer.

The Independent - Wenger rules himself out of Real job
Arsene Wenger said yesterday that he would not be tempted to leave Arsenal to take over at Real Madrid next season following their elimination from the Champions League that may see coach Manuel Pellegrini fired at the end of the season.

The Daily Telegraph - Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger not interested in Real Madrid move
Arsène Wenger has pledged his future to Arsenal, even if Real Madrid do again come calling this summer following yet another Champions League failure.

The Guardian - Arsène Wenger warns Real not to call after Champions League exit
Arsène Wenger has told Real Madrid to forget about making an approach for him in the summer if, as expected, they part company with their coach, Manuel Pellegrini. Florentino Pérez, the Real president, tried to entice Wenger from Arsenal last summer, as he embarked upon his second galácticos project at the Bernabéu, only to be rebuffed, and Wenger said that any renewed attempt would meet with the same result.

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The Sun - Vermaelen fancies a Double
THOMAS VERMAELEN has set his sights on winning a League and European Double — so he can have the last laugh on Arsenal's critics. 

The Daily Mirror - Roma close in on Arsenal transfer target
Italian giants Roma are stepping up their attempts to sign Arsenal defender William Gallas.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal face tug of war to take £3.5m Brazil teen star Wellington Silva from Fluminense
Denilson is ready to welcome Brazilian starlet Wellington Silva to Arsenal - but the forward's club Fluminense are pleading to keep him till 2012.

The Daily Express - SOL CAMPBELL TARGETS SHOCK WORLD CUP RECALL
ARSENAL veteran defender Sol Campbell has set his sights on a shock return to the England squad ahead of this summer's World Cup. 

The Guardian - Arsenal can win the Champions League, says Thomas Vermaelen
Nicklas Bendtner's outspoken confidence appears contagious. In the heady aftermath of Arsenal's march into the Champions League quarter-finals, courtesy of Tuesday night's 5-0 thumping of Porto, the whole team bristled with assurance.

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The Sun - Mr Bendtner: An apology
THE SUN today unreservedly apologises to Nicklas Bendtner after his stunning treble sent the Gunners storming into the Champions League quarter-finals.

The Daily Mirror - Bendtner inspires five-star Gunners
Nicklas Bendtner's hat-trick helped Arsenal make history in emphatic style at the Emirates Stadium by overturning Porto's first leg lead to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League with a 5-0 (6-2 on aggregate) win.

The Daily Mail - Bring it on! Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger eyeing Chelsea or Manchester United after Nicklas Bendtner runs riot
Nicklas Bendtner silenced his critics with a hat-trick as Arsenal roared into the Champions League quarter-finals and Arsene Wenger plotted revenge on Chelsea and Manchester United.

The Daily Express - ARSENE WENGER IN BULLISH MOOD AFTER NICKLAS BENDTNER TREBLE
ARSENE Wenger saw Nicklas ‘Barn Door’ Bendtner fire Arsenal into the Champions League quarter-finals and laid down a gauntlet to Manchester United and Chelsea.

 The Times - Arsène Wenger looks to take on Manchester United or Chelsea after defeat of Porto
Arsène Wenger said last night that he wanted to be drawn against Manchester United or Chelsea in the Champions League quarter-finals after Arsenal became the first English team to reach this season’s last eight.

The Independent - Nasri wonder goal caps a European night to savour
Arsene Wenger had asked his team for a result last night that was against the odds. They gave him a performance from the gods.

The Daily Telegraph - Arsene Wenger hails Nicklas Bendtner after Arsenal thrash Porto in Champions League
Arsene Wenger praised the confidence of Nicklas Bendtner after the Denmark striker got back on the goal trail with a hat-trick as Arsenal secured a place in the quarter-finals of the Champions League with an emphatic 5-0 victory over Porto at Emirates Stadium.

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The Sun - Wenger: Let’s make history
ARSENE WENGER has urged his team to write themselves into Arsenal folklore by pulling off a famous Premier League and Champions League double.

The Daily Mirror - Arsenal rocked by Gallas injury blow
Williams Gallas has delivered another devastating injury blow to Arsenal's Premier League title hopes.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal suffer early Porto blow as William Gallas setback leaves Sol Campbell exposed in crucial Champions League clash
Arsenal's assault on two trophies received a serious setback with the news that William Gallas could be out for another month. The former captain, out since mid-February, was closing in on a first-team return when his calf muscle gave way as he trained on Sunday. 

The Daily Express - MANUEL ALMUNIA ‘READY AGAIN’ TO SUCCEED
MANUEL ALMUNIA spoke last night for the first time about the heartache behind the hardest season of his Arsenal career.

The Daily Star - ARSENAL'S INJURY CRISIS GROWS
ARSENAL’S injury crisis deepened last night with the news that William Gallas could be out for another month.

The Times - Arsene Wenger takes notice of Arsenal's warnings from history
Any Arsenal fans expecting their heroes to swat aside Porto this evening and reach the Champions League quarter-finals with something to spare would do well to listen to Arsène Wenger.

The Independent - Fabregas absence no excuse says Wenger
Arsene Wenger maintains Arsenal cannot use the absence of injured captain Cesc Fabregas as an excuse for failure in tomorrow night's crunch Champions League clash with Porto at Emirates Stadium.

The Daily Telegraph - Arsène Wenger confident Arsenal will prevail despite injuries
No one would dare call Arsenal spineless after the spirited reaction to Aaron Ramsey's traumatic injury, yet tonight they do face the biggest test of their season to date without the central core of their team.

The Guardian - Arsène Wenger: Beating Porto would be an amazing achievement
Arsène Wenger said it would be an "amazing achievement" if Arsenal make it through tonight's Champions League last-16 showdown with Porto after suffering a triple injury crisis ahead of the must-win tie.

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The Sun - Shut your noise, roars Theo
THEO WALCOTT is back on the goal trail and insisted: This will make my critics shut up.

The Daily Mirror - Wenger ready to gamble on Fabregas' fitness
Arsene Wenger last night claimed he is ready to take a huge gamble on Cesc Fabregas - after claiming his captain is even better than Wayne Rooney.

The Daily Mail - Arsenal winger Theo Walcott hopes Burnley strike signals change in 'most frustrating' season and silences critics
Arsenal forward Theo Walcott hopes his match-winning performance against Burnley will have shown people just what he is capable of.  

The Daily Express - JAY EMMANUEL-THOMAS GUNNING FOR BIG TIME
JAY Emmanuel-Thomas has set his sights on making the Arsenal team. But in the meantime Doncaster are more than happy to play their part in his development.

The Times - Bendtner is never going to be as good as he thinks he is
Tony Cascarino: Nicklas Bendtner is one of those players who prompts fierce debate among fans. Is he good enough to play for Arsenal?

The Independent - Walcott's dynamic display confounds critics
While most of the focus was rightly on the stricken Aaron Ramsey following Arsenal's fractious victory at Stoke, Theo Walcott wasn't having the best of times either. Pilloried after his ineffective midweek display for England and struggling for form, fitness and confidence following a series of injuries of his own, the 20-year-old might have retreated into his shell.

The Daily Telegraph - Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas: I've been lucky to escape serious injury
Cesc Fabregas accepts being physical is part of the English game, but feels he has been lucky to escape the type of serious injury suffered by team-mate Aaron Ramsey.

The Guardian - Arsène Wenger avoids risking Cesc Fábregas against Porto
Arsène Wenger says it would be a gamble to play Cesc Fábregas in Tuesday night's Champions League last-16 second-leg tie against Porto at the Emirates Stadium and one that he will not be prepared to take if there is too great a risk of the Arsenal captain suffering another serious hamstring injury.

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The Sun - Watch your back, sonny
BURNLEY aim to end their awayday blues by shackling Cesc Fabregas - with a player old enough to be his father.

The Daily Mirror - Walcott: 'I'm facing a fight to make the World Cup'
Theo Walcott has admitted he is facing an uphill battle to force his way into England’s World Cup plans. 

The Daily Mail - Juventus want Arsenal star Robin van Persie in exchange for Brazil hard man Felipe Melo
Juventus will test Arsene Wenger's desire to sign Felipe Melo by insisting on an Arsenal star in exchange. The Gunners boss admits he is still interested in Melo, who he failed to land when the Brazil midfielder left Fiorentina for Juve in a players plus cash deal worth £21million.

The Daily Express - ALEX FERGUSON FEARS ARSENAL BID
SIR Alex Ferguson has admitted old foes Arsenal have re-emerged as a serious threat to Manchester United’s bid for a record fourth successive Premier League title.

The Daily Star - FABIO HAPPY TO WAIT FOR THEO WALCOTT
THEO WALCOTT could end up as the exception to Fabio Capello’s hard-line rule.

The Independent - Shawcross forgiven for tackle on Ramsey
Ryan Shawcross, the Stoke City defender, has been reassured by Theo Walcott that the Arsenal team hold no grudges or ill feeling after his challenge last weekend broke the leg of Aaron Ramsey.

The Daily Telegraph - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: Aaron Ramsey's injury will not end his career
Aaron Ramsey's double fracture to his right leg is not a career-threatening injury, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said on Thursday.

The Guardian - Referees do not protect Arsenal enough, says Tomas Rosicky
Tomas Rosicky, the Arsenal midfielder, has endorsed the views of his manager Arsène Wenger by claiming referees are not protective enough of the club's players.

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The Sun - Owen: Gunners not shot down
OWEN COYLE has dismissed Arsene Wenger's claim his players are singled out by Premier League opponents for rough treatment.

The Daily Mirror - Arsene... the world's not against Arsenal, it's on your side
This week has provided a fascinating insight into the Arsenal psyche. Arsene Wenger, Arsenal's players and the fans seem to believe the world is against them. But, in truth, almost every neutral - bar Tottenham fans, of course - wants Arsenal to beat Chelsea and Manchester United in our fascinating three-horse title race.  

The Daily Express -  ARSENAL'S AARON RAMSEY GOAL
ARSENAL chief executive Ivan Gazidis said Aaron Ramsey’s horror injury “ripped the heart out of the club” and added that they must win the Champions League or Premier League in his honour.
 

The Times - Arsenal will not pursue Aaron Ramsey compensation
Ivan Gazidis, the Arsenal chief executive, has said that the club will not be seeking compensation over Aaron Ramsey’s injury, despite claiming yesterday that “a bit of the heart was ripped out of the club”.

The Guardian - Theo Walcott a clipped wing as England labour to make inroads
England should have struck the first blow as early as the fifth minute tonight, when Theo Walcott ran on to Wayne Rooney's through-pass and guided the ball carefully across the penalty area into the path of Frank Lampard.

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