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Arsenal v Chelsea: Women’s Super League – live

8 novembre 2025 à 12:58

⚽ WSL updates from 12pm GMT kick-off in north London
Live scores | Taylor Hinds interview | Follow on Bluesky

Ahead of Remembrance Day, wreaths have been laid in the centre circle at the Emirates and The Last Post is being performed.

And of Sonia Bompastor

It’s a huge occasion, one of the best games in women’s football in the world. We can’t wait to be on the pitch with a great atmosphere. This is one of the best weeks we’ve had since I became manager of Chelsea. If we can do on the pitch what we did in training this week, it’ll be a good thing.

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© Photograph: Alex Broadway/WSL/WSL Football/Getty Images

© Photograph: Alex Broadway/WSL/WSL Football/Getty Images

© Photograph: Alex Broadway/WSL/WSL Football/Getty Images

Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United: Premier League – live

8 novembre 2025 à 12:57

⚽ Premier League updates from the 12.30pm GMT kick-off
Live scores | Edwards stood down by Boro | And mail Tim

Other Guardian live blogs are available. Over on Matchday Live, Billy Munday is your host and Nick Ames is holding a Q&A loosely centred on this match.

If you’d rather have a little less conversation, a little more action, do join Rob Smyth for the big game in the Women’s Super League: Arsenal at home to Chelsea. My entire household has just set off for that one, festooned in scarves and replica shirts. Reader, I married a Gooner.

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© Photograph: Michael Zemanek/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Michael Zemanek/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Michael Zemanek/Shutterstock

Tanzania officials seek arrest of opposition leaders after fatal election protests

8 novembre 2025 à 12:49

Incumbent president won with 98% of vote but opposition was barred from running and say result was fraudulent

Tanzania is seeking the arrest of 10 people, including senior opposition figures, it has blamed for the deadly protests during elections last week.

More than 1,000 people were killed by security forces during the demonstrations, according to the main opposition party, Chadema, and human rights bodies. The Tanzanian government has said these figures were exaggerated but did not give its own figures.

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© Photograph: Thomas Mukoya/Reuters

© Photograph: Thomas Mukoya/Reuters

© Photograph: Thomas Mukoya/Reuters

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