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James Olley

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  • Senior Football Writer, ESPN
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Senior Football Writer at ESPN. Views mine. Society of Editors & SJA award winner. LFA panel member. Latest book: amzn.to/3cbwkdI
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Mikel Arteta: Arsenal can go to a 'higher level' than last season

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By James Olley Verified
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Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal's 2-1 win over Chelsea is proof the Gunners can go to a "higher level" than last season. Morgan Rogers gave the Blues a surprise lead after just 77 seconds but goals from Kai Havertz and captain Martin Ødegaard ensured Arteta's side extended their unbeaten Premier League run over Chelsea to 10 games.
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Chelsea are on the rise, but Arsenal remain kings of Premier League

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By Mark Ogden Verified, James Olley Verified
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LONDON -- Martin Ødegaard' s 50th-minute strike ensured Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea at Emirates Stadium on Sunday and maintain their perfect start to the Premier League season. Morgan Rogers -- who signed for Chelsea in a £117 million deal after repeated links with a move to Arsenal -- struck inside 77 seconds to put the visitors in front, but Kai Havertz equalized with a low drive in the 25th minute that snuck inside Emiliano Martínez 's near post.
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Chelsea are on the rise, but Arsenal remain kings of Premier League

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By Mark Ogden Verified, James Olley Verified
| WFBZ-FM (Sparta, WI) Verified
Arsenal continue to overcome every obstacle they face in the Premier League — including London rivals and title aspirants Chelsea.
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