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Why Eze Should Start Ahead Of Tzolis Against Chelsea   —Neville
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Why Eze Should Start Ahead Of Tzolis Against Chelsea —Neville

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Tzolis, who joined Arsenal in July in a £34m deal from Club Brugge, started the Gunners’ Premier League opener against Coventry City and Monday’s win at Aston Villa. The Greece international impressed in pre-season and in Arsenal’s victories over Manchester City in the Community Shield and Coventry in the Premier League. But Tzolis was less [...]

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