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WOW!
Cody Gakpo equalises for Liverpool.
A well-deserved lead in the first half for Chelsea.
BOY, HE HIT THE ROCKET! 
From the corner, Chelsea scores. 
The continuous rain has left water on the pitch, and the ball is not moving smoothly. 
Casemiro makes it 2-0 for United. 
Andrey Santos replaces Palmer. 
Last season's beaten finalists start in impressive fashion, Marcus Thuram heading both goals as Inter see off Ajax.
Liverpool found a way for a hard-fought three points in their league phase opener.
Casemiro and Zirkzee on for Ugarte and Sesko.
Arsenal are the latest side to lift the Community Shield, having kicked off their 2023-24 campaign with a penalty shoot-out win over Manchester City. But is that a good omen for the months ahead?
For some sides, it proves a catalyst for further success. For many others, it can prove a false dawn. Here are how the last 10 winners fared the season after winning it.
2022 – Liverpool
Liverpool beat City 3-1 in the 2022 edition of the Community Shield, held at the King Power Stadium after Wembley was chosen to host the final of the Women's Euros.
Goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah and Darwin Nunez won the day for the Reds, while Erling Haaland missed a hatful of chances on his City debut.
But, while City would win the league with Haaland netting an incredible 36 Premier League goals, Liverpool endured a mediocre campaign and finished fifth – missing out on Champions League football for the first time since 2016-17.
2021 – Leicester City
That Youri Tielemans' match-winner against Chelsea in the FA Cup final made the Foxes' 2020-21 season end on a high note after they'd conspired to throw away Champions League football for the second successive season.
The 2021-22 season began with another victory at Wembley, with a late Kelechi Iheanacho penalty delivering a 1-0 win against his former club Manchester City.
But while City kicked on and retained their Premier League crown, Leicester took a major step back and endured a forgettable 2021-22 season, finishing eighth without ever challenging for the European spots.
2020 – Arsenal
Mikel Arteta's Gunners shocked Manchester City and Chelsea to lift the FA Cup in 2020 and they returned to Wembley a few months later by shocking Premier League champions Liverpool, the second time in as many seasons that Klopp's Reds were defeated on penalties.
Such big-game credentials prompted great optimism for Arteta at Arsenal, but the 2020-21 season showed that the club were in need of a great rebuilding project.
They finished that Covid-hit, behind-closed-doors campaign in eighth place, the first time since the 1994-95 campaign that they failed to qualify for any European competition at all.
2019 – Manchester City
The last time Man City faced off against Liverpool in the traditional curtain-raiser, a Georginio Wijnaldum missed penalty proved the difference between the two sides, with Pep Guardiola's men scoring all five of theirs in the shootout at Wembley.
Man City would go on to win the League Cup, but the 2019-20 campaign undoubtedly belonged to Liverpool, who won their first league title in 30 years with a 99-point tally, having dropped just two points after 27 games.
This would prove to be City's most forgettable campaign of recent years, having gone out of the Champions League at the quarter-final stage against Lyon and lost the FA Cup semi-final to eventual champions Arsenal.
2018 – Manchester City
City beat Chelsea 2-0 in the 2018 game and went on to win the league with 98 points. That's pretty good going in our book.
Sergio Aguero followed his double against Chelsea at Wembley with three goals against the Blues at the Etihad later in the season, while Phil Foden followed his start in the capital with a seven-goal breakthrough season.
2017 – Arsenal
After defeating Chelsea in the 2017 FA Cup final, Arsenal beat the same opponents in the Community Shield, with Thibaut Courtois and Alvaro Morata missing from the spot in a penalty shootout.
However, Arsene Wenger's men were unable to convert that into a solid season, despite beating Leicester 4-3 in an opening-day thriller.
Sead Kolasinac came off the bench to score at Wembley, but he too struggled after a strong start, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexis Sanchez, Olivier Giroud and even Wenger himself were gone within 12 months.
2016 – Manchester United
Jose Mourinho picked up his first United 'trophy' at the first attempt as goals from Jesse Lingard and Zlatan Ibrahimovic secured a 2-1 win over reigning league champions Leicester City in 2016.
United followed that with victory in the League Cup and Europa League, with Ibrahimovic continuing his goalscoring form, though their sixth-place league finish was uninspiring.
Morgan Schneiderlin was the only player involved who failed to last the season, joining Everton in January after just three league games under Mourinho, but the following summer saw Wayne Rooney also depart.
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2015 – Arsenal
2015 was another Arsenal v Chelsea affair, with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scoring the only goal of the game for the FA Cup holders.
Arsenal built on that with a strong league season and a second-place finish, though many will feel they should have got closer to title-winners Leicester.
It was a sign of things to come for the Blues, though, with the 1-0 defeat followed by a flirtation with the bottom three before Mourinho was sacked in December.
2014 – Arsenal
The 2014 game saw a battle between two teams who won trophies the hard way the previous season, with Arsenal having come back from 2-0 down against Hull in the FA Cup final and City leaving it very late to pip Liverpool to the league title.
It was very easy for the Gunners this time around, though, with a 3-0 victory and debuts for summer signings Calum Chambers, Mathieu Debuchy and Alexis Sanchez.
Olivier Giroud followed his goal against City with 14 in the league, but Arsenal could only manage third place and another FA Cup after a sluggish league start.
2013 – Manchester United
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Back in August 2013, two goals from Robin van Persie secured a 2-0 win over Wigan and made some United fans think everything would be okay under David Moyes. How wrong they were.
Van Persie scored 12 league goals that season, but even he will have considered the campaign a disappointment as United fell well short of the top four.
The only real positive was the form of Adnan Januzaj, who was given his debut at Wembley and went on to establish himself under Moyes, but even he fell away after Moyes' departure and eventually left the club for good.
HE IS BACK! HE IS BACK! HE IS BACK!
Donnarumma with a big save, diving to his right. 
Inevitable! 
City head into the tunnel with a 1-0 lead, and a well-deserved lead, you have to say.
Sesko tries to lob a ball from inside the box, but the Italian had came out early to make the save. 
Phil Foden, for the seventh time in his career, scores a Manchester Derby goal for the City.
Madueke found Timber with a classy, tricky pass and Timber's cross nearly found Rice at the center of the goal for the third of the night. 
Within the first 50 seconds of the restart. 
A well-deserved 1-0 lead for Arsenal. 
Nooooo, you can not do that. 
Odegaard's flighted free-kick found Merino inside the box. However, his right-footed attempt from close range was saved by Sels. 
Delay in the match because of an injury to Benoît Badiashile.