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Latest Arsenal injury news on Rice, Raya, Havertz and OdegaardArsenal boss Mikel Arteta has delivered the last injury news on six members of his squad, including Declan Rice, David Raya, Kai Havertz and Martin Odegaard.Speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of Wednesdays Premier League game at Brighton, Arteta said I hope Rice will start going off against Chelsea.The midfielder requested to be substituted in the second half of the Gunners 2-1 win over the Blues, but is feeling much better now.Odegaard, though, remains a doubt. He was unavailable to face Chelsea at the weekend due to a knee problem he picked up against Brentford in February.A late decision will be made on Havertz involvement. The playmaker made his return from a muscle injury when he came off the bench against Chelsea.Meanwhile, Raya is good to go after dealing with a niggle, Ben White is unavailable and Max Dowman has recovered from an ankle injury and is in contention after playing for the U21s team.Read Neville expresses one worry for Arsenal in title run-inLatest Arsenal injury newsWhen asked which Arsenal players could be available to face Brighton, Arteta answered: Especially Kai. He has done part of the session so we will have to wait and see whether he is available and then in what conditions.Martin is the other one. We will see. We have to wait and see how comfortable he is to do certain actions.On Rice, he added: He was much better today. We havent really trained because we only have two days to prepare for the game, so hopefully he is going to be better tomorrow.Read Premier League Awards Pickfords super save, Sorry SpursSee Also Premier League Team of the WeekFollow the Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube |TikTok

Real Madrid on Tuesday confirmed that forward Rodrygo has a torn ACL and a lateral meniscus rupture on his right knee, injuries that are likely to mean he will miss this summer's World Cup with Brazil.

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Hall, who will enter his fifth season with the team in 2026, completed his $9million rookie contract in New York last season, four years after being selected with the 36th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Play at a professional tennis tournament in the United Arab Emirates was brought to an abrupt halt this morning following an Iranian drone strike that ignited a blaze at a nearby oil facility.Competitors and match officials at the Fujairah Challenger event scrambled from the court as warning sirens pierced the air, with military aircraft subsequently spotted overhead.The incident occurred at the port city situated approximately 90 miles south-east of Dubai, where Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles targeted installations in the Fujairah Oil Industry Zone.Local authorities confirmed the fire resulted from debris falling after air defence systems successfully intercepted an incoming drone.A live broadcast on the ATP's website captured the dramatic moment when Japan's Hayato Matsuoka and Russia's Daniil Ostapenkov abandoned their third-set contest, dashing from the playing surface alongside the chair umpire and line judges.Tournament staff could be heard urgently directing everyone to evacuate the premises.The ATP subsequently confirmed that all remaining fixtures had been scrapped for the day."The health, safety and wellbeing of our players, staff and tournament personnel is our priority," the governing body said."Following consultation with local authorities and security advisers, play has been cancelled for the remainder of the day as a precautionary measure."The drone and missile barrage represents Tehran's retaliation for American and Israeli military action against Iran over the weekend.Those strikes, authorised by President Donald Trump, resulted in the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, plunging the region into considerable turmoil.Iranian forces have subsequently launched attacks across the Emirates over the past three days.Military installations at airbases in the capital Abu Dhabi have sustained significant damage from the retaliatory bombardment.Tourist destinations in neighbouring Dubai have likewise found themselves in the crosshairs.The Fujairah Media Office confirmed no injuries occurred in Tuesday's incident, with normal operations having resumed following the successful containment of the fire.The disruption extends well beyond the Fujairah courts, with several prominent players now stranded in the region due to airspace closures.Here is the moment the players at the ATP Challenger in Fujairah today run off the court as they hear a loud blast as a missile hits the nearby Fujairah Port - a key port on the Strait of Hormuz.Should this event have been allowed to take part this week? ATP Challenger TV. pic.twitter.com/HYO3HVZWJA Pavvy G (@pavyg) March 3, 2026 World number five Daniil Medvedev, fresh from claiming the Dubai Championships title via walkover on Saturday, remains unable to depart for the forthcoming Indian Wells tournament in California.Fellow Russian Andrey Rublev faces similar difficulties reaching the next stop on the tour.The England Lions' cricket tour to Abu Dhabi has been cancelled entirely owing to the prevailing uncertainty.Meanwhile, Formula 1's governing body is closely monitoring developments ahead of scheduled races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia next month, with motorsport officials having already chartered aircraft to transport personnel via alternative routes through Africa and Asia.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Mikel Arteta responds to criticism of Arsenal's tactics from rival managers by saying he is "upset" they "haven't scored more" from corners.

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