Leandro Trossard bagged a second-half brace as Arsenal twice came from behind to defeat Spanish champions Barcelona 5-3 in a pre-season friendly in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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Spence and Crawford in blockbuster bout
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July Handicap set for Okondjatu
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Commonwealth youth team ready
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Alfa Romeo posts record-breaking results
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City Police Traffic Tips: No truck parking allowed in residential areas
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Fed likely to lift interest rates to 22-year high
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Mining giant Rio unlikely to meet 2025 climate targets
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Nedbank opens first in-store agency in Mariental
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Kuwait records first fiscal surplus in a decade
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