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MARTIN ØDEGAARD TAKES A KICK FROM A FORMER MANCHESTER CITY RIVAL! Arsenal's captain is at the centre of the discussion after an incident on international duty, with the Gunners hoping their skipper returns to north London without any fitness concerns.
In today's episode of The Arsenal News Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton discusses the latest surrounding Ødegaard, the incident involving the former City rival and what it could mean for Mikel Arteta ahead of Arsenal's return to action.
There's also plenty to discuss after a damaging defeat for Chelsea. We look at the result, what it means for Arsenal and the wider WSL picture
🔴 Topics covered today:
Martin Ødegaard kicked on international duty
Arsenal captain at centre of physical incident
Latest Ødegaard fitness situation
Arsenal's international players
Damaging Chelsea defeat
What Chelsea's result means for Arsenal Women
Latest Arsenal news
📢 Let me know in the comments — what did you make of the incident involving Ødegaard, and how significant could Chelsea's defeat prove to be?
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