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Today’s back pages: Unai Emery’s empty feeling at the Emirates Stadium and UK Athletics drugs shock
A round up of the sport headlines from UK newspapers on 29 November
The Gunners are now seven games without a win in all competitions - the club’s worst run of results since 1992.
It’s reported by Sky Sports that senior figures at Arsenal will meet this morning to discuss the poor run of form. The Daily Mirror says Spaniard Emery is facing the sack after the humiliating loss.
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The Emirates Stadium was half-empty last night as Gooners voted with their feet by staying away from the Europa League fixture. Those who did attend booed the team off at the final whistle.
The Daily Telegraph, with its headline “empty feeling”, says the end now looms for Emery.
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UK Athletics drugs shock
The Daily Mail has an exclusive story on its back page today with claims that UK Athletics (UKA) “encouraged use of thyroid medication to enhance performance”.
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British athletes past and present have “shared concerns” with the Mail as “fears spread of dubious methods used by Mo Farah’s ex coach Alberto Salazar”.
The Guardian also reports that UKA will launch a major review into whether mistakes were made in its handling of the Salazar scandal.
In September the American, 61, received a four-year sanction for “orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping conduct” while acting as head coach of the Nike Oregon Project.
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