'Lucky': Arsenal get double referee verdict over Noni Madueke and Jurrien Timber incidents
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8-second readArsenal’s win over Liverpool produced plenty of flashpoints Arsenal have been told that Jurrien Timber was “lucky” to not concede a penalty in Sunday’s win over Liverpool, while Alexis Mac...

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Arsenal’s win over Liverpool produced plenty of flashpoints Arsenal have been told that Jurrien Timber was “lucky” to not concede a penalty in Sunday’s win over Liverpool, while Alexis Mac...
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