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Ljungberg refuses to rule out top four
Freddie Ljungberg has refused to give up hope of a top-four finish and has called on Arsenal's senior players to stand up and be counted. The Gunners travel to West Ham on Monday night on a nine-match winless streak with Ljungberg seeking his first victory as interim head coach. The 42-year-old replaced Unai Emery at the end of November but has so far only managed a draw at Norwich and a home defeat to Brighton.
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