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As Arsenal trails Liverpool by nine points in the championship race, Mikel Arteta explains what he is “praying for” and urges his team to “show their teeth” in a peculiar Disneyland analogy.As Arsenal trails Liverpool by nine points in the championship race, Mikel Arteta explains what he is “praying for” and urges his team to “show their teeth” in a peculiar Disneyland analogy
As Arsenal’s winless record extended at Chelsea, Mikel Arteta acknowledged that he would have to “pray” for his team to overcome Liverpool’s nine-point lead at the top of the Premier League.
Gabriel Martinelli gave the Gunners the lead, but they lost it when Pedro Neto scored a bullet equalizer, leaving Arsenal without a top-flight win in their last four games.
Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka both hobbled off yesterday, adding to Arsenal’s season-long injury woes. However, captain Martin Odegaard played his first game in six weeks after suffering an ankle injury.”There’s nothing that we can do about that,” Arteta said in response to a question concerning the nine-point deficit to Liverpool, who extended their advantage at the top of the league this weekend after Arsenal, Manchester City, and Chelsea all lost. I’m hoping that the team will be properly physically prepared following the international break.
That they are fit and available, as the past eight weeks have been a nightmare. Doubt after doubt, problem after problem, not just with those who can’t play but also with those who can only play for specific times and can’t play.I’m only asking because there is no doubt about the team’s desire and how badly we want it. It will arrive. We simply need to be more consistent on our end.
“Show your teeth and how much you want it when it gets nasty.” It’s really simple when it’s Disneyland. Everyone around you is complimenting you on your beauty.I want to see individuals in the dark and challenging times when everyone is doubting it. I’m scanning the area.
Enzo Maresca, the manager of Chelsea, maintains that he has no problems with Noni Madueke, despite the winger’s visibly irate storming down the tunnel after being replaced in the second half.
“The issue is that players are never satisfied when you switch them,” the Italian remarked.
We changed him after he scored a hat trick at Wolves, which was probably the only time he would be delighted. That’s all it was—a tactical decision.Cole Palmer, who was doubtful for the match, ended the game in discomfort, according to Maresca. This information will worry England interim head coach Lee Carsley, who is dealing with a number of pull-outs before this week’s matches against Greece and Ireland.
Injury concerns surround Palmer, Saka, Rice, Jack Grealish, Kyle Walker, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Dominic Solanke before the team’s Monday matchup at St George’s Park.