Here are four lessons we took away from Arsenal’s amazing afternoon.
- Arsenal contributes to the performances.
Over the past ten years, Arsenal has had difficult times in front of their supporters at the Emirates Stadium. However, relationships between the supporters and the football players have resurfaced as the Gunners have progressed. Arteta has been in charge of this project, and this fixture would be the most recent example of it.
- Depth is an important consideration.
The Premier League is a marathon, not a sprint, as the debates surrounding Eze serve as a reminder.
Over the past 12 months, Arsenal has suffered as a result of relying too heavily on their regulars. Martin Odegaard appeared out of form for extended periods of time, limped off the field during this match with a shoulder injury, and recovered quickly from an ankle sprain in September of last year.
- Viktor Gyökeres makes a good first impression
If the headline man lives up to the hype, Havertz’s absence should be much less significant.
A lack of creativity killed the Gunners last season, whether it was their elimination to ten-man Manchester United in the FA Cup, their loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semi-final, or numerous of the 14 Premier League draws. The fact that their new number nine has opened his account will therefore make them happy.
- Set-pieces offer respite.
People will see the Gunners favorably in this match based on the score. However, there is always space for growth, and the hosts were appreciative of a well-known threat to end the duel’s impasse.
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