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Arsenal hold on for vital win at Liverpool after Kai Havertz’s close-range finish

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The GuardianArsenal hold on for vital win at Liverpool after Kai Havertz’s close-range finish
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It was a game when Arsenal showed their ruthless side and all of the champion knowhow that they accumulated over the course of last season. As they headed back to London, they did so having made a statement. Irrespective of what happens to Manchester City…

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