1. United overhaul Gunners
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Wayne Rooney's penalty and an own goal by Abou Diaby gave Manchester United a 2-1 victory over Arsenal in the English Premier League as Chelsea and Tottenham both won to stay neck-and-neck at the top

2. Football violence mars London derby
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The English Football Association wants life bans for those responsible for the crowd violence which marred Tuesday's League Cup match between West Ham United and Millwall.

3. Confident City target top four
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If Manchester City wanted to rile Manchester United during the close-season they certainly went about it the right way - and not just by spending over $165 million on new players.

4. All eyes on Hughes
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This English Premier League season looks to be more exciting than ever.

5. Manager's eye Wembley prize
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Chelsea and Everton contest the FA Cup final in Guus Hiddink's last game in charge of the Blues and David Moyes' first final as a manager.

6. United fan stabbed in Rome
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A Manchester United fan has been stabbed and nine people, including both United and Barcelona supporters have been arrested by Italian police in separate incidents ahead of the Champions League final

7. United bid for League Cup
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Cruising at the top of the English Premier League and going strong in Europe and the FA Cup, Manchester United are aiming to take the League Cup title away from Tottenham in the final at Wembley on Su

8. Capello set to disappoint Owen
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English footballer Michael Owen must wait to find out if he features in manager Fabio Capello's plans for the England team.

9. Gulf Arab states target Premiership
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Gulf Arab states, flush with petrodollars from a five-fold increase in crude oil prices since 2002, are set to emulate Abu Dhabi who changed the face of the football industry this week by taking over

10. Late night drama in Premier League
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The English Premier League again provided the late-night drama at the end of the transfer window with Dimitar Berbatov and Robinho joining Manchester United and Manchester City respectively.