Thomas Partey makes long-awaited return for Arsenal in dominant victory
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Thomas Partey made his return to action for Arsenal on Monday night after a lengthy absence due to injury, helping the team secure a dominant 6-0 victory over Sheffield United.
The midfielder had been sidelined since October 18th, missing 23 games for the Gunners, but he finally got the chance to get back on the pitch in the 65th minute, replacing Jorginho.
Despite his long layoff, Partey was decent at Bramall Lane, contributing to Arsenal’s seventh consecutive Premier League win.
The team’s impressive display saw them take a 3-0 lead within the first 13 minutes, with goals from Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Martinelli, and Kai Havertz.
Declan Rice and Ben White also found the net, along with an own goal from Jayden Bogle, giving the Gunners a commanding 5-0 lead at halftime.
The win keeps Arsenal in the hunt for the title, moving them to within two points of leaders Liverpool. Meanwhile, Sheffield United remains in a precarious position, sitting bottom.
Partey’s return is a welcome boost for Arsenal, who have struggled with injuries throughout the season.
The Ghanaian midfielder’s presence in the lineup provides added depth and experience, and fans will hope that he can stay healthy and contribute to the team’s success down the stretch.
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