‘We Have Learned From Last Season’: Mikel Arteta Hails Arsenal After 3-1 Win Over Liverpool – News18

Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal’s 3-1 win towards Premier League leaders Liverpool proved they've discovered the teachings of final season’s title collapse.

Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal’s 3-1 win towards Premier League leaders Liverpool proved they’ve discovered the teachings of final season’s title collapse.

Arteta’s second-placed aspect moved inside two factors of Liverpool with a dynamic show on the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.

The Gunners took the lead by means of Bukayo Saka’s early strike, then recovered from conceding Gabriel Magalhaes’s personal purpose on the stroke of half-time.

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Gabriel Martinelli put Arsenal again in entrance after Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker missed his tried clearance on the sting of the world.

Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk accepted the blame for failing to clear the ball himself but it surely was a expensive mix-up with Alisson, who additionally allowed Leandro Trossard’s shot to undergo his legs in stoppage time as Arsenal wrapped up the factors.

The significance of Arsenal’s first win over Liverpool this season on the third try was not misplaced on Arteta, who celebrated Trossard’s purpose with a jubilant dash down the touchline.

After blowing an eight-point lead within the title race final season, permitting Manchester City to steal the crown, Arsenal are determined to lastly win the Premier League for the primary time since 2004.

And Arteta hopes the mature manner they recovered from conceding the equaliser towards Liverpool confirmed they now have the attributes required of potential champions.

“We are there, that’s for sure. We want to continue to be there,” he stated.

“We’ve been really consistent all season, if not you aren’t where we are today. We take it game by game. We have learned that from last season. Let’s try to make that happen.”

After blowing the lead of their 1-1 draw at Liverpool in December, then lacking a bunch of probabilities in an FA Cup third spherical defeat by Jurgen Klopp’s crew in January, Arsenal have been intent on proving a degree to the Anfield outfit.

“It was an extraordinary game. An incredible performance from the players and our people. That’s the best atmosphere I’ve seen all season. We demanded that,” Arteta stated.

“They put their heart and soul in every single ball. I cannot be any prouder because I know how hard it is to beat this team, how much you have to suffer and how much you have to process to do what we did on the ball.”

‘Very chaotic’

Arteta stated Arsenal’s dedication to a high-pressing, attacking philosophy had left Liverpool breathless because the stress mounted within the second half.

“Control is not really a word I like. I like dominance and not allowing teams to breathe more than control,” he stated.

“In which part of the pitch that happens is the most important thing for me but, yes, we can be very chaotic in open spaces and can create a lot of issues playing in different ways. That is another weapon that we have.”

Liverpool’s first defeat in three video games since Klopp introduced his intention to give up on the finish of the season was a significant blow to their title bid.

Beaten in home motion for the primary time since September, Liverpool regarded unusually susceptible on the again.

“Today, everything went against us. We got a red card. Some situations could have been different. But it’s done, I don’t care about it anymore,” Klopp stated.

Last topped champions in 2020, Liverpool will probably be overtaken by Manchester City if Pep Guardiola’s aspect win their two video games in hand, beginning at Brentford on Monday.

“At the final whistle I didn’t think for a second about the number of games left for City,” Klopp stated.

“We have to play to our potential and deal with difficulties around the games and play with our soul on the pitch and we will see where it ends up.

“I am not nervous now because of two games in hand for City. We expect them always to win their games. Nothing really changes. We would have loved to win here but we were not good enough.

“Today, nobody celebrates as champions and nobody is relegated. We have time to create our own destiny.”

(This story has not been edited by News18 workers and is printed from a syndicated news company feed – AFP)

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