AFPArteta calls on Arsenal to prove their worth after double blow
Mikel Arteta has urged Arsenal to prove they have the mental strength to bounce back from a painful spell that wrecked their Champions League challenge and dented their Premier League title bid.Chasing Arsenal's first Premier League crown in 20 years after blowing an eight-point lead in the title race last season, Arteta knows the verdict will not be kind if his team finish empty-handed again.
BBC'This is the level I want to keep'
Unai Emery has reflected on his first 18 months in charge of Aston Villa and said he wants to at least maintain the level at which the club currently operates. In his first full season in charge, the Spaniard has guided Villa to the last four of the Europa Conference League and to fourth place in the Premier League with five matches left to play. Villa's next Premier League opponents are Bournemouth, who visit Villa Park on Sunday (15:00 BST kick-off).
BBCSilva on Pereira, Whites' form and Liverpool
Marco Silva has been speaking to the media before hosting Liverpool on Sunday in the Premier League (16:30 BST). Leaving the Europa League was tough for them, and losing three important points [against Crystal Palace].
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Taylor hungry for 'more' silverware
Greg Taylor says it's "vital" Celtic pick up silverware this season as they get set for a Scottish Cup semi-final with Aberdeen. Brendan Rodgers suffered his first domestic cup defeat as Celtic boss earlier in the season, but will carry hopes of retaining both the Scottish Cup and the Premiership. Left-back Taylor has enjoyed success at the Glasgow club in recent years, and is using those experiences to motivate him for more.