GeneralAlonso urges his team to focus on the Honda engine
Held back during his Singapore Grand Prix comeback, Fernando Alonso voiced his frustration over the radio and finished 11th in the sprint race.

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Saka will lead Arsenal’s attack against Leeds United as the Premier League resumes following a three-week break for international fixtures. The match will be played at Emirates Stadium and opens the sixth matchday. Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta, the Spaniard, has announced his starting lineup for the fixture.
The selection includes the return of Kai Havertz, Declan Rice and Ezri Konsa to the starting eleven. All three have recovered from injuries sustained during the international break.
Arsenal enter the match in second place with 12 points. Leeds United, fifth with 9 points, come into the fixture after a goalless draw with Crystal Palace in the previous matchday.
The sides therefore return to league action with different recent results and positions near the top of the table to protect. Arsenal will look for a response after their defeat, with several players back in the starting lineup; Leeds will seek to maintain its place in the standings.
GeneralHeld back during his Singapore Grand Prix comeback, Fernando Alonso voiced his frustration over the radio and finished 11th in the sprint race.
GeneralAhead of Sunday’s meeting, the Zamalek board member believes his team’s attack could make the difference, especially against an Al Ahly forward line he sees as below expectations.
GeneralAfter qualifying for the semi-finals in Düsseldorf, Ale Galán acknowledged that the top spot had become difficult to reach. His priority is to rediscover his best game.
GeneralPrimoz Roglic has spoken about the emotion a final race could bring. Sources close to him also say he is considering what comes next in his career.
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