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Inspirational Rice Strikes Twice in Arsenal Win
- On Saturday, Declan Rice returned from a knee doubt to score two second-half goals as Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 and opened a six-point lead.
- After 10 frantic minutes, Arsenal were behind when Gabriel Magalhães' misplaced pass allowed Evanilson to score, but Gabriel equalised six minutes later following Noni Madueke's run.
- At 54 minutes, Rice finished from the edge of the area, with Martin Ødegaard's pass creating the first strike and Bukayo Saka's run setting up the second, scored with 19 minutes to go.
- Arsenal saw out their fifth straight league win, increasing pressure on Manchester City ahead of their Sunday match, while Bournemouth now face an 11-match winless run and Antoine Semenyo appears poised to leave this month.
- Villa's 3-1 win leaves them as Arsenal's nearest challengers, and Manchester City can return to second place, four points behind Arsenal, by beating Chelsea on Sunday.
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Soccer-Rice double at Bournemouth puts Arsenal six points clear
BOURNEMOUTH, England, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Declan Rice scored twice as Arsenal shrugged off a poor start to beat Bournemouth 3-2 away and open up a commanding six-point lead at the top of the Premier League on Saturday. Read full story
·Malaysia
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Declan Rice hails 'unreal' Arsenal teammate after Bournemouth win
Declan Rice scored twice in Arsenal’s 3-2 win against Bournemouth (Getty) Declan Rice hailed the impact of Martin Zubimendi after Arsenal’s 3-2 win against Bournemouth on Saturday. Bournemouth took the lead after just 10 minutes when Gabriel Magalhaes’ wayward pass found Evanilson, who was given an easy finish with David Raya out of his goal. Gabriel pulled Arsenal level six minutes later before a second-half double from Rice gave Mikel Arteta’s…
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Total News Sources72
Leaning Left11Leaning Right7Center10Last UpdatedBias Distribution39% Left
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C 36%
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