ARSENAL’S QUICK START, After Arsenal beat Leicester 2-0 at the King Power Stadium to extend their Premier League unbeaten run to seven games, Mikel Arteta was full of praise for his team.
Gabriel and Emile Smith scored the first two goals of the game. Rowe did the damage before Aaron Ramsdale came up with a series of incredible saves to keep the game close and maintain the clean sheet.
Here’s what the boss had to say to the BT Sport cameras…
On having a lot to be happy about…
Yeah, I’m overjoyed. It’s extremely difficult to come here and win against a top club, and the way we’ve done it, the way we’ve played the first half, the way we’ve had to suffer against a very dangerous team that will cause you problems, and the way we’ve managed the game in the last 20 minutes, has been remarkable. Overall, I’m very pleased.
On Aaron Ramsdale’s performance and the save he made to keep Maddison from scoring…
Therefore, ARSENAL’S QUICK START, I just saw the photo, and it’s great. I said ‘goal’ once and twice while gazing at it, and he saved them both. Those moments, those particular actions and performances are critical if you want to maintain a certain level of momentum and consistency in your results, and we’re getting plenty of them.
Regarding Peter Schmeichel’s assessment of Ramsdale’s save as the greatest he’s seen in years…
It’s a tremendous praise coming from someone like him, so he should take it seriously.
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