According to Opta statistics, Arsenal have won 27 Premier League games this season after the win over Manchester United, the second-most in a single season in the competition (surpassing an unbeaten season) and the most in a top-flight season since 1970/71 (29 wins).
It's been a miracle season aside, and if there's another title, it's perfect...... However, apart from the three points, this game was a real disappointment, with Arsenal and Manchester United both performing at a disappointing level.
Let's put it simply, there really isn't much to say.
Far less than imagining a fierce game, to be honest, the level is not high, both teams make frequent mistakes, and the pace is very slow, and even lack of passion and collisions, it stands to reason that both teams have goals that need to be fought for, and they are rivals, shouldn't they...... It's like a bad game, the spicy offense and defense, it doesn't feel like both sides want to win, but like both sides want to lose, and the players don't have to take a shower after the game, I don't know if they're sweating......
The tactical intent and intensity of Arsenal in this game is incomprehensible, if you want to say nervous, nervousness does not affect the intensity and vitality, but the whole team was a little listless, and the attacking players did not even leave much impression, it only felt that Saliba was still on the line...... Personally, I can't be happy with the scene, I don't know if it's too relaxed or too nervous, but it shouldn't be this way anyway. Aside from the chances sent by the opponents, Arsenal almost did not create good chances in the whole game, which is unacceptable. I'm worried that I'll be caught in one in the end, but fortunately there was no accident......
Of course, the result is good, Arsenal need three points now, and after this win, the suspense can be retained at least until the last round, look at Manchester City's midweek performance. Tottenham are not entirely out of the question of surprises.
There's nothing to say about this game, and I feel like watching the game may be more tiring than playing......
Opta statistics show that Arsenal have kept 11 away clean sheets in the Premier League this season after the win over Manchester United, with only Chelsea in 2008/09 (12) keeping more clean sheets in a single Premier League season.
Stats are remarkable, and it may have been a lot of moisture, but Arsenal's defence on the Premier League away from home has been telling all season.
Saliba and Gabriel are indebted!
Saliba was officially voted Player of the Match.
The stats for Saliba in this game:
98 touches, 4 tackles, 3 interceptions, 5 clearances, 7 matches, 7 matches.
Deservedly the best, and the only player I personally stood out for in the game, Saliba provided at least a couple of crucial clearances and tackles in a game where the whole team was sleepwalking.
I don't really remember the others, I don't remember what Saka and the others did on the pitch......
I'll talk more about the competition in the next issue. Let's talk about some other news.
Arteta spoke before the game about Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli currently fading out of the starting line-up.
The Arsenal boss told ESPN: "The two of them are happy with the results they have achieved so far, but of course all the players here want to play more, but that's the decision at the moment, based on how I feel at every moment.
Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli are both important this season, but that's life and when you get your chance, you have to take it and show it on the pitch. ”
Arteta is therefore admitting that Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli are no longer the main players and that they will have to take their chances if they are to regain their place.
Havertz has certainly performed better in the centre-forward position, with Havertz in the middle of the pack being more fluid than Gabriel Jesus when he started, but Gabriel Jesus still has a role to play and he can play on the wing.
Trossard is also in better form at the moment than Martin Jr., Martin has had too many ups and downs this season, the quality of the ball handling in the attacking third is too low, and the efficiency is not high, he and Jesus really have to work harder, Arteta is not a very patient manager, he will change people if he doesn't agree, and buy people if he doesn't work.
That's why Arsenal are so strong now.
Como managed to secure promotion to Serie A on Friday night, their return to Serie A after a 21-year absence.
Former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas is one of the club's owners and is working as the team's assistant coach. At present, Como is nominally Roberts, but in fact it is Cesc Fabregas (who has been acting manager since November last year, and he is in fact the manager), just because Cesc Fabregas has not obtained a UEFA A coaching certificate, so Roberts is needed as the nominal manager.
Cesc Fabregas could earn his UEFA A coaching certificate this summer and lead Como to Serie A next season as manager.
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry is also one of Como's shareholders, and the Great was also present at the game.
Cesc Fabregas retired in Como, then started as a youth team coach, took over the coaching whip of the first-team coach at the end of last year, and passed the addiction of listening to politics.
In fact, I am personally optimistic and looking forward to Xiaofa's coaching performance, who knows what the future holds......
As for Thierry Henry, he worked as a coach, commentator, and shareholder after the Emperor retired, and almost bought Arsenal with Bergkamp, Patrick Vieira and Echo, the founder of Soundfield...... It can be described as a multi-line development.
Henry didn't concentrate on being a coach, and there was no need to follow the path of coaching, no matter which path he had, just make a name for himself.
talkSPORT chief correspondent AK has reported that Crystal Palace are willing to consider a "blockbuster offer" for Adam Wharton this summer.
The 20-year-old joined Crystal Palace from Blackburn Rovers for £22.5million on 1 February, and the midfielder has since made 15 Premier League appearances, providing three assists.
Arsenal are thought to be looking to bolster their midfield this summer and Wharton is one of those who fits their criteria.
I haven't seen any more news yet, and it also depends on what type and level of midfielder Arsenal want to buy. If you keep Thomas, then it is good to buy a young midfielder to rotate and transition, but if Thomas leaves, you must consider buying a first-class midfielder. After all, Jorginho is one year older, and Rice has been almost full attendance this season, so you can't expect a good star every year.
Let's talk about it.