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Kai Havertz says Arsenal could be in line for a ‘very special’ season

Kai Havertz Arsenal David Raya UEFA Champions League

Kai Havertz scored a dramatic late winner for Arsenal against Sporting Lisbon in their Champions League quarter-final first leg.
The 1-0 victory provides Arsenal with a significant advantage ahead of the return fixture at the Emirates.
Havertz believes something "very special" can be achieved this season, following the team's recent frustrations.
Goalkeeper David Raya delivered an outstanding performance, making crucial saves and securing his 22nd clean sheet of the season.
Raya expressed 100 per cent confidence that Arsenal can lift the Champions League trophy, despite recent back-to-back defeats.

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Kai Havertz insists Arsenal can still have a ‘very special’ season despite recent setbacks

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