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As Diogo Jota scored Liverpool’s first goal, my heart sank in the stands. Watching on from the north bank, it was like all the optimism of the first half that had given life to the crowd was suddenly drawn out of us.
Wednesday night's 2-0 defeat to Liverpool was something of a sobering affair for Arsenal. The Gunners were able to keep Jurgen Klopp's men largely at arm's length for the first 50 minutes as the two sides danced around each other like heavyweight boxers trying to figure each other out early in a fight. In the space of a couple of minutes though it was the Reds who landed the knockout blow.
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Mikel Arteta is fuming about Arsenal’s upcoming schedule, sarcastically thanking the Premier League for their ‘unfair’ treatment of the Gunners with the fixture list.
Mikel Arteta was proud of his side after their 2-0 defeat to Liverpool on Wednesday evening. However, the Spaniard was in a frosty mood for his press conference when asked about what lay ahead in the very near future.
Mikel Arteta hit out at the Premier League for their fixture scheduling in the aftermath of his side’s 2-0 defeat to Liverpool on Wednesday night. The Gunners face a quick turnaround in fixtures with a match away at Aston Villa in the lunchtime kick-off on Saturday, and Arteta highlighted how this will be repeated when his side face Chelsea and Manchester United in quick succession next month. Ad/> /> TransfersMan City to offer Haaland £500,000-per-week contract – Paper RoundYESTERDAY AT 00:10 “Thank you so much to the Premier League to do that and they did it again when we have to play Chelsea and Manchester United,” he said.
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Arsenal fell to defeat on Wednesday night after an incredibly encouraging performance against Premier League title chasers, Liverpool.