Arteta On The Draw Against Tottenham

 Following their 2-2 draw with Tottenham, Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, expressed his dissatisfaction. In a thrilling end-to-end battle, Spurs twice knocked Arsenal back.   

We're disappointed not to win the game, especially when you go ahead twice, but Arteta is adamant that they did enough to have disposed of the visitors.   It's disappointing that we lost. The team suffered psychologically when we scored once more and then immediately gave up.   They are a really strong team, in my opinion. 

They have an excellent coach. Six games is too soon to determine what they will be fighting for at the end of the season you can see the team's spirit and the energy around them. ".He continued, "What happened is I love him and we love him," in reference to Jorginho's error that led to Heung-min Son's second goal.

 Football includes mistakes. Because they are players, they are allowed to make mistakes. ".  Declan Rice was replaced at halftime, and Arteta acquiesced, saying: "It's strange that a player like him has to come off. We'll see, then. ".

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