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Bukayo Saka made a return to the field after more than three months, scoring as a substitute in Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Fulham on Tuesday.

This win has narrowed the gap between the Gunners and Premier League leaders Liverpool to nine points.



The England winger was brought on in the 66th minute to rapturous applause, having been sidelined due to a hamstring injury.

Saka, who has been out of action since injuring his hamstring in a league match against Crystal Palace on Dec

21, is back just in time for Arsenal's Champions League quarterfinals clash with Real Madrid next week.



The Brazilian center-back was substituted in the 16th minute against Fulham due to a suspected hamstring injury.

In other matches, Wolverhampton secured a 1-0 victory over West Ham, moving further away from the relegation zone, while Nottingham Forest was set to host Manchester United later in the evening as part of a midweek round of fixtures.


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