Arteta questions Arsenal's consistency after Premier League win | OneFootball

Arsenal demonstrated resilience by overcoming Everton 1-0, reclaiming the top spot in the Premier League. The victory came after Manchester City temporarily took the lead with their win over West Ham. The round was also marked by Liverpool's victory against Tottenham.

Arteta praises team's consistency

Despite a performance that, according to coach Mikel Arteta himself, could have been more decisive, Arsenal secured the three points. “The margin should have been greater,” Arteta commented after the game, emphasizing the need to learn even in moments of victory.

The coach praised his players' persistence in the pursuit of their first league title in 22 years, stating that “the team's performance and consistency give me confidence and hope.”

Victory built on defensive solidity

Arsenal's strategy against Everton focused on neutralizing the opponent's attacks. This defensive superiority was particularly notable in the first half. The winning goal came from a penalty, converted by Viktor Gyökeres, after a handball by Jake O’Brien during a corner.

Control and advantage maintained in the second half

With the advantage secured, Arsenal managed the result in the final 45 minutes, controlling the match's actions with ease. The team now maintains a two-point lead over Manchester City in the tight race for the English Championship title.

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