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  • Gabriel Jesus could start for Arsenal against Crystal Palace – Mikel Arteta | Mikel on Gabriel Je…

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    Gabriel Jesus could start for Arsenal against Crystal Palace – Mikel Arteta

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    Mikel Arteta hinted he was ready to hand Gabriel Jesus his first start in 345 days in Arsenal's Carabao Cup quarterfinal clash against Crystal Palace.

    Arsenal will take on Oliver Glasner's side at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday in a competition Arteta hopes will end his near six-year wait for a trophy.

    Jesus struck a hat trick in Arsenal's last-eight win against Palace last season before they fell to Newcastle in the semifinals.

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    Mikel Arteta believes that Gabriel Jesus is ready to make an impact if necessary when we take on Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup quarter-final on Tuesday.

    Our Brazilian forward came off the bench to help us to a 2-1 victory against Wolves before making a similar impression during last weekend's 1-0 win over Everton, a result that saw us go top of the Premier League tree at Christmas.

    It’s a quick turnaround to Crystal Palace in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday, but Mikel feels that Jesus, who scored a hat-trick in the same round against the same opponents 12 months ago, is ready to start if called upon.

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    Glasner hopes to gee up jaded Palace as he eyes Carabao Cup revenge over Arsenal

    Oliver Glasner could be forgiven for preferring to enjoy a rest with his family in Austria a few days before Christmas rather than preparing for Crystal Palace’s 29th game of the season – a Carabao Cup quarter-final against Arsenal on Tuesday night. However, any suggestion that Palace may have to prioritise given they remain in four competitions was unsurprisingly dismissed.

    “No, I don’t think so,” said Glasner after his team’s 4-1 hammering by Leeds on Saturday. “If somebody tells me that we lose on purpose, the next day I’m not the manager any more.”

    There has been a stark contrast in Glasner’s approach to cup competitions compared to his predecessor, Roy Hodgson, something that first became clear in Palace’s run to the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup in his first full season in charge. They had been eliminated in that competition as well as the FA Cup by the time he took over at Selhurst Park in February 2024 and picked his strongest team for Palace’s wins over Norwich, QPR and away at Aston Villa – the first of three victories over Unai Emery’s side that season, including the FA Cup semi-final – which set up their meeting with Arsenal in the last-eight. That ended in a 3-2 defeat at the Emirates Stadium in December 2024 thanks to a somewhat controversial hat-trick from Gabriel Jesus after Palace had led at half-time.

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  • F1 standings, title scenarios and start times for this weekend in Qatar | Norris on the brink of …

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    F1 standings, title scenarios and start times for this weekend in Qatar

    Lando Norris (left) holds a 24-point lead over Oscar Piastri (central) and Max Verstappen (right) heading into the F1 Qatar Grand Prix weekend. (Reuters: Piroschka Van De Wouw/Jakub Porzycki/Leonhard Foeger)

    Lando Norris has match point heading into the penultimate weekend of the Formula 1 season, with the British driver having one hand on a maiden drivers' championship. 

    Norris enters this weekend's racing in Qatar with a 24-point advantage over his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, and reigning world champion Max Verstappen. 

    Despite being in pole position to win the title, Norris is not guaranteed the title and will still need to produce a solid drive to make his championship dream a reality. 

    Norris on the brink of F1 history; rules twist that could change the championship: Burning Qs

    One McLaren driver can win the championship this weekend, but it isn’t Oscar Piastri.

    Lando Norris stands on the brink of history. On Sunday he has the chance to become the 35th driver to win a Formula 1 world title.

    It’s a remarkable turn of events for the Englishman, who looked down and out of the hunt just eight races ago, when a power unit problem put him 34 points behind his title-leading teammate.

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    BETTING GUIDE: Who are the favourites for the Qatar Grand Prix?

    Check out the odds for who might come out on top in Qatar, from pole position to race victory.

    As Formula 1 prepares to race under the lights for the penultimate round of the 2025 season, what do the odds say about who will prevail in Qatar? Read on to find out…

    Odds are provided by F1’s Official Betting Data Supplier ALT Sports Data, are subject to change and are presented in decimal form: for every $1 wagered you would win the figure represented by the odds; so, if Verstappen is favourite at 1.50, you would win $1.50 for every dollar bet.

    Max Verstappen has endured his toughest campaign since he won his maiden Drivers' Championship back in 2021. However, for a challenging year, his record looks alright. The Dutchman is fresh off his sixth triumph and has put himself very much into the title hunt with two weekends to go. He enters Qatar as the most in-form driver on the grid across the last 10 races, with an average of 2.70 and an 80% top-three return in that period. Adding to his prestige are four wins in his last seven outings.

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