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They might have had another moments later when the No. 15 slid in Zaha making a diagonal run, but squeezing between defender and goalkeeper, his low shot somehow evaded the far post. Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke toasted his Denver Nuggets side's maiden Western Conference championship win this week. The greater damage however could be psychological, with players, fans and O'Neil all left in despair by the late winner.

He played a major role in helping Arsenal to navigate the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and, alongside sporting director Edu, has overseen the rebuild of the first-team squad following the appointment of Mikel Arteta as manager. However they dropped deeper as the game progressed - until the decisive blow in the final seconds. Partey gets the late party started The outpouring of emotion that followed was immense; the Arsenal bench cleared as virtually every player and member of staff rushed to celebrate with the match-winner.Arteta may have thought the return of Partey to central midfield, his first start in three weeks, would have given a defensive boost. But the Ghanaian, playing in front of his national team manager Chris Hughton, was at fault for the Bournemouth second. What is remarkable is that Nelson, had everything gone to plan for Arsenal, would have been very unlikely to reach the pitch. He replaced Emile Smith Rowe, himself a sub for Leandro Trossard, who suffered a first half injury. Yet the homegrown talent was the unexpected hero, collecting a half-cleared corner outside the area and bending a superb strike beyond Bournemouth keeper Neto. Venkatesham was made managing director of Arsenal following the departure of chief executive Ivan Gazidis in 2018. He then worked alongside Raul Sanllehi, the club’s then-head of football, before Sanllehi’s sudden departure in August 2020. was first to come close with a fizzing, dipping strike from 25 yards which forced Whitworth into a sharp two-handed save, punching away from Bukayo Saka on the rebound.

Stan, Josh and Tim have worked together to drive our club forward and their appointments bring clarity to our structure that reflect their roles and responsibilities and will ensure we continue in our pursuit of progress and success.The announcement aims to help continue Arsenal's success and progress on and off the pitch whilst offering clarity to the club's structure that reflect each of their roles and responsibilities within the club. Lewis is an Arsenal fan and has already been working with the north London side for a considerable amount of time with his influence contributing heavily to where the executive structure finds itself today. This is not to say that Venkatesham’s departure is irrelevant. Far from it. Venkatesham sits on the board of the European Club Association and is a popular figure with staff at the club. He has also been an important advocate for the women’s game. Venkatesham has worked in a variety of senior positions at Arsenal and was appointed chief executive in September 2020, following a time of huge change at executive level. A clipped cross from Saka bounced all the way across the edge of the penalty area and was collected by Gabriel Martinelli, who took one touch on the outside of Ward before hammering a rasping left-footed finish across goal and into the bottom corner.

When it comes to the team’s performances, though, there should be no cause for significant concern. While Venkatesham is undoubtedly a hugely important presence behind the scenes – and often the face of the club at significant moments and meetings – he has not been the primary architect of the footballing revolution that has taken place under Arteta’s management. Nikki Doucet brings a wealth of global experience in the sports business, in private equity, in investment banking and as an advisor and angel investor in several UK start-ups. She led the women's business in the UK for Nike and is passionate about working collaboratively with all stakeholders to grow the women's game. For a long time, Bournemouth defended their very early lead with stubbornness and co-ordination, marshalled well by goalkeeper-captain Neto, who made a terrific double save from Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka just minutes after Billing's opener. Arsenal have announced that Stan Kroenke and Josh Kroenke have been appointed as Co-Chairs whilst Tim Lewis becomes Executive Vice-Chair. The announcement comes as a major change to the club's leadership structure as it continues its evolution since Kroenke Sports & Entertainment assumed 100% ownership of Arsenal in 2018. Bournemouth, meanwhile, remain in the relegation zone after threatening a major upset - and beginning at top speed.The Football Association has appointed former Nike director and banker Nikki Doucet to oversee the process. Arsenal chief executive Vinai Venkatesham will chair the group, which was set up after discussions with all 24 clubs in the WSL and Women's Championship.

Nelson had played just 64 minutes of Premier League football this season - having struggled with thigh problems - before being thrown on as a second-half substitute by Mikel Arteta here. Partey lost his man Senesi from a 57th-minute corner, allowing the Italian defender a free near-post header past Ramsdale. With the form which earned Gary O'Neil the permanent manager's seat a distant memory, and now just one win in their last 12 games, a win - or even a point - would have provided a real boost for Bournemouth in their bid to escape relegation. Lord Harris is a keen philanthropist, supporting a number of charities and projects that help young people to fulfil their potential.Venkatesham has been one of the key figures in the reconstruction of Arsenal as a serious force under Arteta. A former oil trader and Deloitte consultant, Venkatesham has been the leader of the business side of the club since the departure of Gazidis. A statement from Stan Kroenke read: "This is a simple evolution as part of us all driving Arsenal forward and further reaffirms our family’s long-standing commitment to this great club. Stability in football has never been more important as we move past the pandemic, and we believe this is the perfect time to formalise these roles. Arsenal: Ramsdale (GK), White (Jorginho 82), Gabriel (Kiwior 86), Holding, Zinchenko (Tierney 64), Xhaka, Ødegaard, Partey, Saka, Trossard (Jesus 64), Martinelli (Smith Rowe 82)