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A North London derby like no other
Spurs’ change in fortunes has everyone guessing they can overwhelm Arsenal
Fàbregas admits his pizza hit Ferguson’s face
Confessions emerge from the infamous 2004 "Battle of the Buffet" between Arsenal and Manchester United
Strolling master Fabregas shows where his loyalties lie
How Chelsea’ season would benefit from more glimpses of rhythm and bite from their chief attacking quarterback.
Fabregas still tying to find his feet at Barca
Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas says he has a lot to learn and still feels he gets "in the way" a little when playing with his new teammates.
Guardiola eyes more Barca success
The final piece in the jigsaw has been found for Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, who is now brimming with confidence ahead of the new season.
Back where it all began
Pep Guardiola was not lying all those years ago when he told Cesc Fabregas that he would one day wear Barcelona's No.4 shirt.
Arsenal midfield left fumbling without Fabregas
The void left in Arsenal's midfield by the sale of ex-captain Cesc Fabregas has been exposed in the Gunners' first two matches of the season.
Barca were lucky with Fabregas buy, says Wenger
Arsene Wenger has admitted Barcelona were able to sign Cesc Fabregas on the cheap because the midfielder wasn't willing to join any other club.
Arsenal loses grip on Fabregas
Arsenal have announced that they have finally agreed a deal with Barcelona for the transfer of captain Cesc Fabregas to his boyhood club.
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