Gabriel Martinelli shrugged off the backlash to his clash with stricken Liverpool defender Conor Bradley to send Arsenal into the fourth round of the FA Cup with a 4-1 win at Portsmouth on Sunday.&nbsp;The Championship side were dreaming of an upset against the Premier League leaders when they went in front after just three minutes through Colby Bishop.&nbsp;Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta had made 10 changes from the side that drew 0-0 with Liverpool on Thursday.&nbsp;Martinelli drew stinging criticism for trying to push Bradley off the pitch in the closing stages after the Northern Irishman hit the ground with a serious knee injury.&nbsp;Liverpool confirmed on Sunday the right-back will need surgery and will miss the rest of the season.&nbsp;The Brazilian apologised to Bradley after the game and did not seen affected by the furore at Fratton Park.&nbsp;Arsenal could rely on their threat from set-pieces to turn the tie around.&nbsp;The Pompey lead lasted only two minutes as Christian Norgaard bundled in from close range before Martinelli flicked in the first of his three goals.&nbsp;Noni Madueke missed the chance to make it 3-1 from the penalty spot when the England international fired wide.&nbsp;Martinelli did kill the tie off early in the second period from Gabriel Jesus' cross before completing his hat-trick from another Arsenal corner.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-leonard-hutton-to-don-bradman-5-batters-with-highest-individual-score-in-ashes-bob-simpson-bob-cowper-ashes-2025-26-1762276944046">From Leonard Hutton to Don Bradman, 5 batters with highest individual score in Ashes</a>&nbsp;Darren Fletcher is looking to further his case to remain in charge of Manchester United beyond Sunday with victory over Brighton later to keep alive the Red Devils' hopes of silverware this season.&nbsp;Leeds needed a second half fightback to beat Derby County 3-1 and book their place in the fourth round.&nbsp;The Premier League side have lost just once in their last nine games to pull clear of the relegation zone.&nbsp;But they were headed for defeat at half-time to second-tier Derby after Chilean international Ben Brereton Diaz drilled a strike into the bottom corner.&nbsp;Joel Piroe had seen a penalty saved by Jacob Zetterstrom before Leeds fell behind but the Dutch striker redeemed himself by playing a part in the comeback.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-steve-smith-to-joe-root-5-active-batters-with-most-runs-in-ashes-ben-stokes-jonny-bairstow-usman-khawaja-1762275784636">From Steve Smith to Joe Root, 5 active batters with most runs in Ashes</a>&nbsp;Jaka Bijol played the ball into the area and Piroe's neat step-over allowed Willy Gnonto to smash home a 55th-minute equaliser.&nbsp;Just four minutes later Piroe's low shot was parried by Zetterstrom and Ao Tanaka slotted in the rebound.&nbsp;The visitors made sure of victory in stoppage time when James Justin rounded off a slick counter-attack.&nbsp;Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Portsmouth were dreaming of an upset against the Premier League leaders when they went in front after just three minutes through Colby Bishop.

Gabriel Martinelli shrugged off the backlash to his clash with stricken Liverpool defender Conor Bradley to send Arsenal into the fourth round of the FA Cup with a 4-1 win at Portsmouth on Sunday. The Championship side were dreaming of an upset against the Premier League leaders when they went in front after just three minutes through Colby Bishop. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta had made 10 changes from the side that drew 0-0 with Liverpool on Thursday. Martinelli drew stinging criticism for trying to push Bradley off the pitch in the closing stages after the Northern Irishman hit the ground with a serious knee injury. Liverpool confirmed on Sunday the right-back will need surgery and will miss the rest of the season. The Brazilian apologised to Bradley after the game and did not seen affected by the furore at Fratton Park. Arsenal could rely on their threat from set-pieces to turn the tie around. The Pompey lead lasted only two minutes as Christian Norgaard bundled in from close range before Martinelli flicked in the first of his three goals. Noni Madueke missed the chance to make it 3-1 from the penalty spot when the England international fired wide. Martinelli did kill the tie off early in the second period from Gabriel Jesus' cross before completing his hat-trick from another Arsenal corner. ALSO READ | From Leonard Hutton to Don Bradman, 5 batters with highest individual score in Ashes Darren Fletcher is looking to further his case to remain in charge of Manchester United beyond Sunday with victory over Brighton later to keep alive the Red Devils' hopes of silverware this season. Leeds needed a second half fightback to beat Derby County 3-1 and book their place in the fourth round. The Premier League side have lost just once in their last nine games to pull clear of the relegation zone. But they were headed for defeat at half-time to second-tier Derby after Chilean international Ben Brereton Diaz drilled a strike into the bottom corner. Joel Piroe had seen a penalty saved by Jacob Zetterstrom before Leeds fell behind but the Dutch striker redeemed himself by playing a part in the comeback. ALSO READ | From Steve Smith to Joe Root, 5 active batters with most runs in Ashes Jaka Bijol played the ball into the area and Piroe's neat step-over allowed Willy Gnonto to smash home a 55th-minute equaliser. Just four minutes later Piroe's low shot was parried by Zetterstrom and Ao Tanaka slotted in the rebound. The visitors made sure of victory in stoppage time when James Justin rounded off a slick counter-attack. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Portsmouth were dreaming of an upset against the Premier League leaders when they went in front after just three minutes through Colby Bishop.

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Jacob Morrill, a 24-year-old tenant from Portsmouth, Rhode Island, facing eviction from his rental home has been charged with murder after he allegedly killed his landlord with an axe blow to the head on the day of a scheduled court hearing.&nbsp;

Morrill was arrested Monday. The police said that he even told investigators where they could find the body, wrapped in a tarp, stashed in the woods.&nbsp;

US-based media reports mentioned that Morrill appeared before a judge Tuesday and was arraigned on a charge of first-degree murder.&nbsp;

As quoted, Police Chief Brian Peters said during a press briefing on Tuesday: "We haven't had an incident like this for a few years now, so it definitely is a shock to see that here in Portsmouth."&nbsp;

Local media outlets reported citing local police that the 50-year-old Xue Feng Wu had left his home in Tiverton early Monday to check on his property in the 1700 block of West Road that Morrill had been renting.&nbsp;

Officers arrived at the area at 4:32 pm (local time), after Wu had not been seen or heard from in several hours, and found Morrill.&nbsp;

Morrill said that the landlord was at the property earlier in the day and Wu had gone to court in Providence.&nbsp;

Wu was meant to appear in court that morning to evict Morrill, but it wasn't until after 6 pm (local time) on Monday that police arrested him.&nbsp;

Morrill was detained and allegedly revealed the location of the victim’s body.

Police said that the victim's body was found in the "rear wooded area" of the rental property "wrapped in a tarp and held down in place by a section of wire fencing and other objects in an area of brush off the pathway."&nbsp;

The police said that Morrill and Wu allegedly had a fight inside a garage at the rental property, during which the suspect allegedly grabbed&nbsp;a "small handheld axe" and hit Wu in the head, killing him.&nbsp;

While speaking to reporters, Portsmouth Police Chief Brian Peters said that "it definitely is a shock to see that here in Portsmouth.” He said there had not been an incident like it for “a few years now".&nbsp;

In the press release, cops said: "The Portsmouth Police Department extends our sincere condolences to Mr. Wu’s family for their tragic loss."&nbsp;

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Jacob Morrill, a 24-year-old tenant from Portsmouth, Rhode Island, facing eviction from his rental home has been charged with murder after he allegedly killed his landlord with an axe blow to the head on the day of a scheduled court hearing.

Jacob Morrill, a 24-year-old tenant from Portsmouth, Rhode Island, facing eviction from his rental home has been charged with murder after he allegedly killed his landlord with an axe blow to the head on the day of a scheduled court hearing. Morrill was arrested Monday. The police said that he even told investigators where they could find the body, wrapped in a tarp, stashed in the woods. US-based media reports mentioned that Morrill appeared before a judge Tuesday and was arraigned on a charge of first-degree murder. As quoted, Police Chief Brian Peters said during a press briefing on Tuesday: "We haven't had an incident like this for a few years now, so it definitely is a shock to see that here in Portsmouth." Local media outlets reported citing local police that the 50-year-old Xue Feng Wu had left his home in Tiverton early Monday to check on his property in the 1700 block of West Road that Morrill had been renting. Officers arrived at the area at 4:32 pm (local time), after Wu had not been seen or heard from in several hours, and found Morrill. Morrill said that the landlord was at the property earlier in the day and Wu had gone to court in Providence. Wu was meant to appear in court that morning to evict Morrill, but it wasn't until after 6 pm (local time) on Monday that police arrested him. Morrill was detained and allegedly revealed the location of the victim’s body. Police said that the victim's body was found in the "rear wooded area" of the rental property "wrapped in a tarp and held down in place by a section of wire fencing and other objects in an area of brush off the pathway." The police said that Morrill and Wu allegedly had a fight inside a garage at the rental property, during which the suspect allegedly grabbed a "small handheld axe" and hit Wu in the head, killing him. While speaking to reporters, Portsmouth Police Chief Brian Peters said that "it definitely is a shock to see that here in Portsmouth.” He said there had not been an incident like it for “a few years now". In the press release, cops said: "The Portsmouth Police Department extends our sincere condolences to Mr. Wu’s family for their tragic loss." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

US man facing eviction ‘kills’ landlord with axe, stashes body in nearby woods

Mikel Arteta admitted he took a risk by making nine changes for Arsenal's 2-0 win over Portsmouth in the FA Cup fifth round but insisted he had no choice because some of his stars were still shell-shocked after their Europa League exit.

Mikel Arteta admitted he took a risk by making nine changes for Arsenal's 2-0 win over Portsmouth in the FA Cup fifth round but insisted he had no choice because some of his stars were still shell-shocked after their Europa League exit. Also read: Young guns shine as Arsenal move into FA Cup fifth round Arteta's side reached the FA Cup quarter-finals thanks to goals from Sokratis Papastathopoulos in first-half injury time and Eddie Nketiah six minutes after the break at Fratton Park on Monday. Also read: Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta urges player to step up in absence of big players It was a much-needed boost for Arsenal, who crashed out of the Europe League in a painful last-gasp defeat against Olympiakos on Thursday. 💥 Papa-power! 💪 🏆 #EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/Uog3bVfPXY — Arsenal (@Arsenal) March 2, 2020 × Arteta conceded that fielding such an inexperienced line-up -- only David Luiz and Bukayo Saka retained their places -- could have put Arsenal's only chance of silverware this season in jeopardy. "They fully deserve the chance and I know it is risky to play them in this competition but they are worth a risk," Arteta said of his young side. Into the draw for the next round! 💪 🔵 0-2 🟡 (FT) 🏆 #EmiratesFACup — Arsenal (@Arsenal) March 2, 2020 × Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who was in tears after missing a costly late chance against Olympiakos, and Mesut Ozil were both absent, while Alexandre Lacazette and Nicolas Pepe were on the bench. "I assessed the team and physically some of them were knackered, some of them had issues, some of them mentally was hanging on what happened that day. "So I tried to pick the right team knowing how they were and I made the most of it. If you win, it is okay but if we had lost obviously it would have been the wrong decision. "The energy, the focus and the willingness and desire to play in this competition is really important." One sour note for Arsenal came when Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira was taken off injured on a stretcher just 15 minutes into the game and left Fratton Park on crutches. "He was in a lot of pain, he is in a brace at the moment," said Arteta. "He will be assessed in the next few days and we will know more. I don't know if it's the bone or ligaments, we don't know yet." Portsmouth manager Kenny Jackett said Arsenal were worthy of their place in the next round after surviving an early barrage from the third-tier promotion chasers. "I felt that we put quite a lot of pressure on them in the first half," he said. "We needed one of those moments to go for us but fair play to them, they got the blocks and we couldn't make those moments tell. "I'm disappointed with the first goal and the timing of it, we really needed to go in at half-time 0-0 and build it up for the second half," he said of conceding deep into first-half stoppage time. "Fair play to my players, they never gave up and didn't buckle -- Arsenal have deserved to win the game but we are proud of what we have done in the competition and are still doing well in the league."

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The Queen and other leaders of the wartime Allies joined some 300 World War II veterans at the seaside ceremony in Portsmouth on Wednesday.

World leaders pay tribute to valour of D-Day forces

World leaders, royalty and hundreds of veterans have gathered in Portsmouth to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Some 60,000 members of the public are expected to attend the Portsmouth Naval Memorial on Southsea Common for the event which marks the 75th anniversary of the biggest amphibious invasion in military history.

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The United Kingdom's Queen Elizabeth will be joined for the commemorative events in Portsmouth by veterans and by US President Donald Trump, who is on the final day of a state visit to Britain.

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