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Arsene Wenger's may have the lost the backing of large swathes of Arsenal supporters in recent months - but at least he can count on support from inside the Oval office. As 'Wenger Out' banners continue to pop up all over the world, Barron Trump, son of the President of the United States, has been pictured playing football dressed in Arsenal's famous red and white strip. Despite being in the midst of their worst run of form since Arsene Wenger took over as manager, Donald Trump's son Barron clearly remains a diehard Gooner. The 11-year-old was pictured kicking around an orange football as part of the White House's Easter Egg Roll celebrations. Trump donned the kit on the same day MLS team DC United visited the White House. DC United striker Patrick Mullins said he was impressed by Barron's knowledge of the game. "He was very knowledgeable about soccer, knew about DC United and was interested to know more. "...

The United States failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1986 after losing to Trinidad & Tobago and a controversial goal for Panama. The US started the night in the third qualifying place but ended up fifth after losing 2-1. Panama jumped up to third after an 88th-minute winner against Costa Rica to reach their first World Cup finals. However, it was their opening goal that caused debate with Gabriel Torres' header not appearing to cross the line. The 52nd-minute equaliser came from a corner with Torres' effort hitting the post and as Blas Perez tried to force the ball over the line, Ticos defender Ronald Matarrita looked to have cleared it. However, despite complaints from the visitors, referee Walter Lopez of Guatemala gave the goal. Honduras beat already-qualified group winners Mexico to also leapfrog the US and secure fourth spot in the table and a two-leg play-off against Australia. The US beat Panama 4-0 just last Friday but, de...