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Saka: Why Rice Refused To Watch Bournemouth Vs Man City

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Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has disclosed that teammate Declan Rice did about 12 laps of the training ground to avoid watching the end of Manchester City’s match against Bournemouth, which ultimately handed Arsenal the 2026 Premier League title. Tough Watching Bournemouth Vs Man City While most of the Arsenal squad were watching the game together [...]

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