The ex -of the Tottenham Hotspur, Ivan Perisic, said that Arsenal “always misses something” when it comes to overcoming the line and said that its current entrepreneurs PSV Eindhoven “have a good opportunity” to win their 16 Champions League round.
Perisic’s Jibe feels abruptly because of its connection with TottenhamThe fiercest rivals in the arsenal. The Croatian icon spent 18 months with the Lilywhites, appearing in two derbis from northern London, both he lost.
After making a miraculous recovery of an ACL tear in this late phase of his career, the 36 -year -old has fought against the initial 11th of PSV and is expected to align against the Gunners When they travel to Eindhoven For the first tie of the 16 -year -old tie on Tuesday night.
Speaking ahead of this device, Perisic had some conditioned praise Arsenal. “It will be hard,” he admitted. “They are a really good team, really good, a young team with a good coach, but in recent years they always need something to win something.
“I know we will have a good opportunity to beat them tomorrow, I really believe in my team. Tactically we have to be on the upper level to show something good against them.”
Arteta side has ended as a runner -up in the previous two Premier League The seasons and again travel the Liverpool to this year’s title race. The only trophy in Arsenal during the five -year article in Arteta was the Cup of 2020.
PSV annulled a first -leg deficit to surprisingly defeat Juventus al Champions league Play-offs Knockout, with a perisic marker on both ties. However, the Dutch champions that reigned have won only one of their last six games in all competitions. The score has not been a problem for Peter Bosz, but they still have to keep a single clean sheet this calendar year.
“The defense begins with the attack,” Bosz insisted this week. “Then we put pressure on the ball then, which allowed us to return it quickly and often do not have to defend ourselves at all.”
The Dutch coaching thought warned that, despite his relationship with results, PSV would not change his approach. “I know my team well and it is not a guarantee that with a low block you will not get any objective against,” he said. “We have achieved success with this style of play and the players themselves.” As Perisic wanted to highlight, this recent iteration of Arsenal has not been very successful.
