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LONDON: Arsenal’s quest to qualify for the Champions League received another setback with a 2-1 home loss to Brighton on Saturday, making it two defeats in a row for Mikel Arteta’s slumping team. Five days after losing 3-0 at Crystal Palace, Arsenal looked fragile again as Leandro Trossard and Enock Mwepu scored either side of halftime at Emirates Stadium for a previously out-of-form Brighton before a late consolation by Martin Odegaard.
Mikel Arteta admitted he was ‘really upset’ after Arsenal’s defeat to Brighton and said his team ‘deserved a slap’ as they suffered another blow in the top-four race.
Mikel Arteta admitted he was ‘really upset’ after Arsenal’s defeat to Brighton and said his team ‘deserved a slap’ as they suffered another blow in the top-four race.
Mikel Arteta admitted that he is “concerned” following Arsenal’s defeat against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Emirates.
Arsenal must explore the opportunity to steal Paris-Saint Germain’s proposed Ousmane Dembele transfer. It is looking likely the Gunners will replace Nicolas Pepe, and Dembele would certainly be the ideal option.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta called his side ‘sloppy’ as they lost 2-1 at home to Brighton in a blow to their Champions League hopes. The result means that if Spurs won their game against Aston Villa, they would move three points clear of the Gunners. Ad/> It has been a tough week for Arsenal after they lost to Crystal Palace earlier in the week just as their season looked to be coming together.
Mikel Arteta laid into his Arsenal players after their second defeat in less than a week – admitting his team deserved to get “slapped.”