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Kroenke closes on Arsenal takeover

American businessman Stan Kroenke is moving ever closer to a formal takeover bid for Arsenal after increasing his stake in the English Premier League club on Tuesday.

American Kroenke increases stake in Arsenal

American billionaire Stan Kroenke has increased his share in English Premier League club Arsenal to 28.9 per cent.

SI.com: The Limey: Does punishment levied upon Adebayor fit the crime?

Manchester City's headline-grabbing 4-2 home win over Arsenal last weekend delivered more talking points than a double-bill Oprah healthcare special. City struggled to contain a probing, possession-heavy Arsenal offense. But on the break, the speed of Emmanuel Adebayor, Craig Bellamy and Shaun Wright-Phillips pierced a dispersed Gunners defense three times over a frenetic 10-minute second-half spell.

Adebayor hits back as stamping row rages

An unrepentant Emmanuel Adebayor has launched an outspoken attack on his former Arsenal teammates after receiving a three-match ban for stamping on Robin van Persie in Manchester City's 4-2 win on Saturday.

Arsenal fight back to defeat Standard Liege

Croatian striker Eduardo, who won his appeal against a UEFA suspension on Monday, grabbed the winner as Arsenal fought back from going 2-0 down inside five minutes to win their opening Champions League Group H clash 3-2 at Standard Liege.

Adebayor charged for Arsenal incidents

The English Football Association has hit Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor with charges of violent and improper conduct following the Togo captain's performance against his former club Arsenal.

Adebayor helps Manchester City stun Gunners

Emmanuel Adebayor scored for his fourth successive match as Manchester City crushed his former club Arsenal 4-2 on Saturday, while English Premier League leaders Chelsea came from behind to beat Stoke 2-1 for a fifth straight win.

Manchester United end Arsenal's winning start

Defending champions Manchester United handed title rivals Arsenal their first defeat this season on Saturday night, while Chelsea and Tottenham continued their perfect start to the English Premier League campaign.

UEFA charge Arsenal striker Eduardo

Arsenal striker Eduardo faces a two-match suspension after European football's governing body, UEFA, confirmed they have opened disciplinary proceedings against him for "deceiving the referee" during their second leg Champions League play-off qualifier with Celtic.

SI.com: Gabriele Marcotti: Arsenal struggling to stay ahead of EPL pack

There was a time, not that long ago, that Arsenal was the standard for club management. Devoid of a wealthy backer willing to lavish (and lose) millions, it worked very much as a real business, year after year, breaking even or turning a small profit. When it came time to make some serious capital investments -- moving out of historic, but cramped, Highbury in favor of a new 60,000-seater at Ashburton Grove -- it did so intelligently, securing financing and building a comfortable, state-of-the-art stadium capable of generating substantial match-day revenue.

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