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Arsenal will look to keep their slim title hopes alive on Tuesday, as they return to Premier League action with a capital clash at home against West London rivals Fulham.
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Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal will face off in Hong Kong in July for what will be the first north London derby to take place outside of the UK.
Arsenal beat Fulham 2-1 in the Premier League on Tuesday thanks to another goal from stand-in striker Mikel Merino and as Bukayo Saka struck a few minutes into his return from three months out with injury.
Spurs and Arsenal will face off at the 50,000-seater Kai Tak Stadium. It marks the first time the derby will be played overseas
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was delighted with Bukayo Saka’s long-awaited return from injury as the England winger’s header helped the
Arsenal and Tottenham will contest the first north London derby to be held outside the UK when the two teams face each other in a pre-season friendly in Hong Kong this summer. The London rivals will play in the newly-opened Kai Tak Stadium on July 31 as part of their preparations for the 2025-26 season.
Second place Arsenal will host eighth place Fulham Tuesday with just nine games left to play on the year. Learn how you can watch on Peacock today.
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Bukayo Saka has marked his first appearance in more than three months by scoring as a substitute in Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Fulham that trimmed the gap to Premier League leader Liverpool to nine points.
Arsenal and Tottenham will head to Hong Kong this summer to play the first north London derby outside the UK. The fierce rivals will do battle abroad as part of both clubs’ pre-season
Arsenal and Tottenham will play an extra North London derby fixture this summer when they meet in Hong Kong as part of their respective preparations for the 2025-26 season
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Arsenal will hope to have some good news on the injury front this week as their return to Premier League action is followed by a looming showdown with Real Madrid.The Gunners’ lack of involvement in FA Cup quarter-final weekend will mean it has been two-and-a-half weeks since they last played - in a scrappy 1-0 home win over Chelsea - when they take to the pitch for Tuesday night’s latest home London derby against Fulham at the Emirates Stadium.