The two elites within the division over the years have found it difficult to create consistent high-quality chances against The Lilywhites. Manchester City and Liverpool have both suffered from Conte’s approach last season. Trust in the methodology, trust in principles Arsenal however had solutions, with Arteta’s tactics inside the opponent’s territory key to the red side of north London achieving success in this mouthwatering derby. “Over to you Arsenal, break us down” was the message, loud and clear from Antonio Conte.
Ultimately it was an encounter that would see Spurs surrender possession and remain compact in their 5-4-1 low block, unsurprisingly. Three points secured in emphatic style and one that typified the way the Gunners have been playing at the very top of the table. William Saliba imperious in Arsenal’s 3-1 victory over Spurs But in the Spanish tactician’s defence, he found himself in a tricky situation given the limited healthy options available to choose from. A back four containing Cedric Soares, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Gabriel Magalhães and Nuno Tavares would have offered greater stability. Holding isn’t a player who is comfortable in isolation nor does he show composure in possession under pressure. The problem was who Arteta tasked specific key roles with. But contrary to popular belief, this wasn’t the issue. Perhaps this seems suicidal on surface level given the devastating speed Spurs show in transition. This is the Mikel Arteta way and a game plan that he will not deviate away from regardless of the opponent. Arsenal’s approach was to dominate, suffocate and impose their style on the opposition. The game itself saw Rob Holding press the self-destruct button, throwing the tie away with persistent, petty challenges on Son Heung-min. A result that many didn’t expect but one that led to the Gunners’ capitulation towards the dying embers of the season, losing out on a place in Europe’s top flight to their bitter rivals by just two points. On the 12th of May, Arsenal’s Champions League hopes were severely dented by the old enemy as Tottenham Hotspur ran out 3-0 winners on home soil. This comes to a total of twenty (20) days credit, which should be visible on your account within the end of the week.Not doubting who came out on top this time.
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