Myles Lewis-Skelley was held during the first half (photo of Michael Regan/Getty Images)
Mikel Arteta explained why he chose to supply Myles Lewis-Skelly during the first half of the Arsenal Champions League victory 7-1 on PSV.
The young man was raised after receiving a yellow card and then leaving with a second reservation.
But Arteta, Speaking via Amazon Primesaid he did not see the second attack. Espanyol said, “I have not seen the second action, but when there is so much noise, you play out of the house, I did not want to risk -me.”
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The arsenal was devastating in the first half at the Philips stadium, with Jurien Timber, Ethan Nwaneri and Mikel Merino who found the back of the net. PSV retired to Noa Lang, but the visitors were in full control, as they took an advantage at halftime.
However, things still improved for the Gunners in the second half. Martin Odegaard and Leandro Trossard just minutes from the restart. Odegaard added a fifth in the 73rd minute, and just before the 85th minute, Riccardo Calafieri achieved 7-1, achieving a spectacular performance.
The only drawback of Arsenal at night came when he arrived Myles Lewis-Skelly was replaced in the first half after being sent.
Myles Lewis-Skelly left the pitch during the first half against PSV
Already on a yellow card, Lewis-Skelly committed a free kick to Richard Ledezma in the middle of the Arsenal, and while the referee Jesus Gil Manzano granted a free kick, chose not to emit a second yellow.
No possibility is taken, Arteta decided to remove Lewis-Skelly, taking Calafieri in the 35th minute.
After the game, Odegaard talked about how Lewis-Skelly replaced. “We are all behind. Lewis-Skelly took this (replacement) very well. He knew it was complicated, when you are yellow and a hard challenge.
