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Resilient Arsenal just will not lie down

LONDON, (Reuters) – Arsenal have twice looked dead  and buried in the Premier League title race this season yet a  healthy home win against Burnley on Saturday (1500GMT) could see  them back on top with just nine games remaining.

The Zimbabweans in preparation at the stadium yesterday for the West Indies in the first ODI on Thursday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Gibson: Windies in no position to take any team for granted

By Marlon Munroe With a question mark constantly lingering over what the West Indies team will do next, the team’s coach Ottis Gibson is adamant that it is in no position to take any team for granted while Zimbabwe’s Captain Prosper Utseya has implored his players not to get ahead of themselves.

Mavericks continue domination over Bobcats

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, (Reuters) – Dirk  Nowitzki and Jason Terry led a second-half charge to help the  Dallas Mavericks continue their unbeaten run over the Charlotte  Bobcats with a 89-84 victory on Monday.

Robinho sparkles as Brazil defeat Ireland

LONDON, (Reuters) – Robinho made a productive return  to England ysterday, scoring one goal and setting up the other  to guide five-times world champions Brazil to a 2-0 win over  Ireland in a friendly at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium.

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