Mikel Arteta admitted that the defeat of Arsenal 2-1 at home in Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon “created a lot of anger, frustration, anger, disappointment”, but he promised to channel these emotions in the semifinal of the Champions League next week against Paris Saint-Germain.
Arsenal took a lead of first half Against the cherries only to leave points for the fourth time on their five Previous League games. A couple of goals of the piece turned out to be the Gunners as Dean Hujsen – A Higher Transfer target of hosts – He directed the level of Bournemouth before Evanilson was grouped into a 75 -minute winner.
London’s northern dress was already deflated by a convincing 1-0 defeat At PSG’s house in the first part of the Champions League semifinal last Tuesday. “He did not create the right impulse,” he admitted Arteta this weekend. “He created a lot of anger, frustration, anger, disappointment.”
However, as the arsenal prepares for the decisive tie in the French capital next week, Arteta sought to look for a positive in the middle of this spring implosion. “We use all Wednesday,” said the Spanish head. “This is what we need to do.”
Arteta’s pattern, Martin Odegaard, was not so optimistic. “Mass Deconnection”, the Norwegian captain smoked post-game. “I think we started the game quite well. We have the goal and we felt like it controlled almost everything, but they mark and lose control of the party.
“We never find the pace later, it is too chaotic and too shameless of us. The second half is not acceptable. We must move on as we have a massive game. We must prepare for it and analyze this game too.”
Unlike ArsenalRecent mishaps against the tastes of Everton, Brentford and Crystal Palace, the fallen points could not be blamed in a weakened workforce. Arteta effectively selected his first election XI for Bournemouth’s visit, just two changes in the training he started Against PSG at mid week.
The furious tactic can contemplate a few more adjustments if you have to keep the dream of the arsenal of continental glory alive next week.
