Arteta sounds worried about the point gap to the top of the table | OneFootball

Mikel Arteta expressed his frustrations following Arsenal’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool, acknowledging the missed opportunity to gain ground in the Premier League title race. The Gunners had the chance to close the gap between them and the top of the table but ultimately fell short after leading twice during the match. With this result, Arsenal remains four points behind Liverpool and five points adrift of league leaders Manchester City.

Arteta’s squad came into the match with renewed energy, especially with the return of Bukayo Saka, who made a significant impact by scoring early on. This early lead ignited hopes among Arsenal fans that they could secure a crucial victory at home. However, Liverpool’s resilience shone through as they equalised twice, demonstrating their ability to compete at the highest level.

In his post-match comments to the BBC, Arteta reflected on the implications of the draw, stating “You don’t want to be in that position, you want to be five points ahead but it is where we are.”

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This sentiment underscores the competitive nature of the Premier League, where every point matters, especially in a tight title race. Despite the disappointment, Arteta remains focused on the long-term goals of the season.

As the campaign is still in its early stages, he emphasised the need for his team to string together a series of wins to close the gap at the top. Arsenal’s aspirations of reclaiming the league title hinge on their ability to maintain consistency in performances and results. The challenge ahead is clear: they must build on their strong start and convert promising performances into victories if they are to challenge for the championship effectively.

With the season unfolding, Arteta’s commitment to developing his team’s mentality and competitive spirit will be crucial as they aim to bridge the gap with their rivals and establish themselves firmly in the title race.

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