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Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has lifted the lid on the "really good friendship" he has developed with Gabriel Magalhaes during his first six months at the club. Rice made the £105m switch from West Ham United in July, becoming the most expensive British footballer in history in the process, and has quickly found home in the Arsenal dressing room. Listing Oleksandr Zinchenko, Gabriel Jesus and Aaron Ramsdale among his friends, Rice is particular pals with Brazilian centre-back Gabriel. "I've formed a lot of really good relationships here," he told Arsenal.com . "There's a lot of different cultures and I'm really close with Gabriel Maghalaes – we get on so, so well. We're both completely different personalities from completely different backgrounds and we play football in a different way too, but we learn so much from each other and we’ve formed a really good friendship. "I get on with everyone, I talk to everyone and it’s great to have a g...

It's fair to say the Premier League has boasted some of the world's most prolific goalscorers over the years. Whether it be homegrown English talents who have spent the entirety of their careers on home soil or mysterious imports who lit up the division, England's top flight has had its share of natural finishers. However, as is more common in modern football, players often tend not to stick around in one place for too long. Therefore, there are only a select few players who have hit over a century of goals in the Premier League for one club. Here are the top marksmen for a single Premier League club in the competition. 10. Steven Gerrard - 120 goals Mr. Liverpool was the perfect midfield player / Hamish Blair/GettyImages Liverpool's 'Captain Fantastic' for so many years, Steven Gerrard carried the Reds for much of his time at Anfield. The all-action midfielder was the linchpin of various Liverpool sides, his extraordinary performances making him one of the grea...

The sweet smell of FA Cup magic is all around in early January as teams up and down the land compete for places in the next round of the oldest national football competition in the world. Holders Manchester City and their fellow Premier League teams enter the 2023/24 tournament this weekend, with everyone keen to avoid the embarrassment and shame that goes with an early cup exit. The draw for the third round threw up some wonderful prospective encounters as Sunderland and Newcastle prepare for a first Tyne-Wear derby since 2016 while Premier League title hopefuls Arsenal and Liverpool collide at the Emirates Stadium. With teams aiming for places in the fourth round, here's how 90min sees the 2023/24 FA Cup third round panning out. Thursday 4 January The third round begins with a real meeting of minds / James Gill/GettyImages The slate of third-round fixtures begins on Thursday night as Crystal Palace host Everton at Selhurst Park. Roy Hodgson and Sean Dyche are more concerned wi...

Arsenal will spend Christmas at the top of the Premier League after battling to a 1-1 draw with Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday evening. Needing simply to avoid defeat to cement their position, Arsenal enjoyed the perfect start when Gabriel headed home after just three minutes, but Mohamed Salah's equaliser midway through the first half restored parity. Trent Alexander-Arnold struck the crossbar in a lively second half but ultimately had to settle for a share of the spoils. How the game unfolded Arsenal weren't far off opening the scoring in the first minute. Bukayo Saka's cross caused chaos and Gabriel Jesus saw a strike deflected perilously over the crossbar. But the lead would come three minutes later as Gabriel rose highest to head home a free-kick from Martin Odegaard, surviving a tense VAR check before seeing his opening goal awarded. Liverpool dominated possession in their search for an equaliser but it was Arsenal who looked most threatening, with Odegaard dragg...