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  Karl Lindsay, 56, entered guilty pleas at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court covering abuse that spanned from 2015 to 2025. The former Taunton Town Football Club executive admitted to offences that involved the rape of the woman alongside administering substances to stupefy her. The prosecution forms part of a wider case involving the victim's husband and several other co-defendants.

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• Arteta tells Dowman Premier League is 'not Disneyland' after ban upheld

  The Gunners will be without their teenage winger for the crucial upcoming clash against Liverpool after an independent regulatory commission dismissed the club's red card appeal. Mikel Arteta emphasized that young talents must swiftly adjust to top-flight demands and maintain discipline, downplaying any personal rift over the incident. Meanwhile, the squad faces mixed availability, with key midfield reinforcements returning alongside ongoing fitness concerns for other starters.

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• Iraola says too soon for title talk as in-form Liverpool welcome Arsenal

  The upcoming Anfield clash tests whether the hosts can narrow a six-point deficit against the reigning league champions. While recent momentum has boosted optimism, the coaching staff maintains that genuine contenders can only be determined once the campaign reaches its midpoint. A victory would solidify momentum after advancing in domestic cup competition while preserving an unbeaten home record against the visitors that dates back over a decade.

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