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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has cooled injury fears around Bukayo Saka and Riccardo Calafiori , but admitted he was forced to take Gabriel off against West Ham. Gabriel, who opened the scoring in Arsenal’s eventful 5-2 win over at the Hammers on Saturday evening, was substituted at half-time at the London Stadium as Jakub Kiwior came on in his place. It was the second game in a row in which the defender was forced off, having also been substituted late on in the 5-1 Champions League win at Sporting CP on Tuesday night. Arteta confirmed it was the same issue that meant Gabriel - who also won Arsenal’s second penalty before half-time on Saturday after being fouled by West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski - had to be withdrawn again, but Arsenal will hope it is nothing serious as they prepare to host Manchester United next in the Premier League on Wednesday night. “It was related to the previous injury he had in Lisbon,” said Arteta. “He did great to be a part of that. With that result and the state he is feeling, we decided to take him off.” Calafiori and Saka also both came off during Arsenal’s thumping win at West Ham, likewise Martin Odegaard who stayed down briefly after an earlier challenge from Max Kilman. Saka was substituted with 16 minutes to go having earlier needed treatment after being hurt during a collision with Emerson following a shot, but Arteta said afterwards: “He’s fine.” There was more concern over Calafiori, who was forced to come off before the hour mark in east London. The Italian has battled with injuries this season, most recently a knee problem picked up in October, and Arteta hinted this latest move was a precaution. “Well, he’s been dealing with little niggles in the last few weeks. Obviously, he’s had a very serious knee injury and he’s doing really well, but we have to manage his minutes,” said Arteta. “Today we have to do the same.” Arsenal were without midfielders Thomas Partey (muscle) and Mikel Merino (knee) against West Ham due to new injuries, while Arteta revealed that youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly also sustained an issue on Friday, with fellow defenders Ben White and Takehiro Tomiyasu already out. “We had an issue with Gabby and then an issue with Ricci as well,” Arteta said. “Obviously yesterday we lost Thomas and Mikel and Myles, which was very bad news but what I am really happy about is Jakub has to come in, he does really well. Alex [Zinchenko] the same, Jorginho I think he was exceptional. “That’s the level. Every three days we’re going to need everyone at their best and it’s a good sign the team can do that.” The Gunners were in fine form against West Ham, scoring five goals for the second match in a row this week. The win moves them up to second in the Premier League table, six points off leaders Liverpool - who host Manchester City on Sunday. “We are in a great moment right now, but in football be on your toes and prepare the best possible way for tomorrow,” said Arteta. “Because it is so competitive this league, the opposition that we’re playing every three days, that’s the only thing that you can do. We can analyse a lot of things to improve today, again tomorrow. “We’ve got some momentum. I think we have some flow back, a real determination. Winning consecutive matches against three opponents is great and we’re going to enjoy tonight and watch a beautiful game of football tomorrow.”Student’s human rights complaint against Okanagan school district can proceed

-- Shares Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Charlamagne Tha God thinks that Democrats can no longer claim any moral authority after President Joe Biden pardoned his son. During a visit to " The View " on Wednesday, the radio host fell into a heated debate with host Whoopi Goldberg over the president's decision to clear his son of several tax and gun-related charges. In particular, Charlamagne took offense at Biden's insistence that he w "All of the criticism is valid because, you know, Democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time, and, you know, they act so self-righteous," he shared. [President Biden] kept saying things like, 'You know, nobody is above the law, I respect the jury’s decision in regards to my son.' He didn’t believe that, but he didn’t have to volunteer that lie to begin with." Goldberg countered that Biden was flipping the table of a rigged game. "He got sick of watching everybody else get over," Goldberg shared, seemingly pointing to the vacated cases against President-elect Donald Trump . "Why can’t you say when Democrats are wrong?" Charlamagne asked in reply. "And why can’t Republicans say when Republicans are wrong?” The pair then called each other "ridiculous," but made up before the end of the segment. Related Joe Biden’s Hunter lesson: The political high road is a mirage The president laid out his reasoning for pardoning Hunter Biden in a statement shared earlier this week. He said that his son was the victim of "raw politics" and that the cases against him were an attack from the GOP. "No reasonable person who looks at the facts of Hunter’s cases can reach any other conclusion than Hunter was singled out only because he is my son – and that is wrong," he said. "In trying to break Hunter, they’ve tried to break me – and there’s no reason to believe it will stop here. Enough is enough." Watch the entire segment below: Read more about Hunter Biden "Enough is enough": President Joe Biden pardons son Hunter Biden Meghan McCain called out for referring to Hunter Biden as a “nepo baby” "One last chance": Biden's pardon of Hunter can't be his final act of clemency, Democrats say MORE FROM Alex Galbraith Advertisement:FORT MYERS, Fla. — Justice Carlton scored 30 points off the bench on 12-of-15 shooting as fifth-ranked Texas beat Butler 94-59 in the Gulf Coast Showcase semifinals on Saturday night. Rori Harmon added 13 points and Kyla Oldacre, Aaliyah Moore and Bryanna Preston had 10 each for the Longhorns. Caroline Strande led Butler with 14 points, and Riley Makalusky and Lily Carmody added 11 each. Texas (6-0) took a quick 7-0 lead, but Butler (6-2) hung around until a 16-4 run by the Longhorns created distance the Bulldogs couldn’t recover from. Texas scored 39 points off a whopping 29 Butler turnovers, outscored the Bulldogs 54-34 in the paint and had a 41-22 edge in total rebounds. Takeaways Butler: The Bulldogs attacked Texas regularly and it led to a number of layups, but Butler just didn’t have enough of them. Texas: The Longhorns’ bench outscored Butler 59-29 and was exemplified by the freshman Carlton, who had 18 of her 30 points in the second half. Key moment Even though Madison Booker had just three points, she didn’t lack hustle and ferocity. When Butler’s Madi Gewirtz picked up a loose ball and appeared ready to go in for a layup, Booker charged and went up just at the right time to swat the ball away. Key stat Butler lost by 35 despite making half of its shots. The problem was that the Bulldogs only took 42 shots compared to Texas' 67. Up next Texas will play former Big 12 rival No. 12 West Virginia in the Gulf Coast Showcase championship game Sunday, and Butler will face Boise State in the third-place game.

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