The days are falling and the Arsenal Just think it’s over now. The latest recessions led the group of Mikel Arteta to lose a huge points lead, currently just five points ahead of their rivals for the Premier League title: a City of Manchester which also has two pending games. Yesterday’s draw against bottom club Southampton (3-3) was another step backwards, but given the circumstances (it lost 0-2), it will be an important point at the end of the season.
The truth is that the ‘gunner’ balloon was deflated just five days from the latest. On Wednesday, a City-Arsenal game is played that will decide almost everything at the time when Pep’s team arrives full of energy, quite the opposite of his friend Arteta’s team, which has left six points in three games . The Basque, from the outside, sells optimism (“I don’t see a lack of confidence”), praises his team (“they never hid”), but from the inside he knows his weaknesses: defensive weakness (7 goals conceded in the last three matches) and inexperience under pressure.
“I can’t wait, these are the duels you want to play. When everything is at stake… This sport is beautiful, you want to be in these positions. We are facing an incredible trip to Manchester and we will prepare hard,” Arteta announced yesterday About next Wednesday’s clash at an Etihad Stadium that is a real stronghold for a City who have lost just one of 15 games there. Six games left. Or what is the same, six finals despite the fact that the decisive pulse will be fixed in the middle of next week.
Source: La Verdad
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