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  Fabio Vieira Reveals What Made His Volley Against Bournemouth Extra Special

  Fabio Vieira opened up about his impressive strike against Bournemouth in Los Angeles during Arsenal's 2024 US Tour. He credited the team's hard work in training and lauded the young academy players for their dedication and potential. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, but Arsenal won in the penalty shootout.

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  Manchester United Closes In on £50m Transfer for Lille Defender Leny Yoro

  Manchester United is poised to sign Lille's 18-year-old defender Leny Yoro for over £50m. The player is currently undergoing medical checks in England after agreeing on personal terms. This move comes as Manchester United targets solidifying their defense after considering other options like Jarrad Branthwaite and Matthijs de Ligt.

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  Independence Day 2023: What's Open and Closed in Philadelphia

  Independence Day is near, and it's important to know which places in Philadelphia will be open or closed. Major stores like Walmart will stay open, while some local businesses may have different hours. Grocery stores will have varying hours, and SEPTA services will run on a Sunday schedule. The day will feature a parade, concert, and fireworks at the Wawa Welcome America Festival.

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  Arteta Blends Youth and Experience for Arsenal's US Tour Kickoff Against Bournemouth

  Mikel Arteta has selected a dynamic starting XI that blends youth and experience for Arsenal's first match of their US Tour against Bournemouth in Los Angeles. Key players include Eddie Nketiah as captain and a mix of seasoned and emerging talents. The game promises to offer a compelling glimpse into the future of the team.

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  Macron Retains Prime Minister Attal for Stability After Tumultuous French Election

  Amidst political turmoil following France's recent election, President Emmanuel Macron has opted to keep Prime Minister Gabriel Attal in his role, citing the need for stability. The election resulted in a fractured legislature, with no faction securing a majority, threatening France's domestic and international agenda.