Ian Wright warns Arsenal will have to win EVERY remaining match to win Premier League
Ian Wright warns that Arsenal will “probably” have to win EVERY Premier League game until the end of the season to clinch the title…as he says he doesn’t expect Manchester City to lose any more games.
Ian Wright has warned Arsenal that he does not expect Manchester City to lose another game this season.
The Gunners sit five points clear at the top of the table having come from behind to seal a last-gasp 3-2 win over Bournemouth on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva scored as City continued their pursuit of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League by beating Newcastle at the Etihad Stadium.
The 59-year-old former Arsenal striker said Mikel Arteta’s side must “find a way to win” and would have little margin for error.
He told The Kelly & Wrighty Show: “Finding a way to win… Arsenal have done it several times this season and what they’re learning on a weekly basis is this is what’s going to have to happen.” [to win the title].
Ian Wright has warned Arsenal that he does not expect Manchester City to lose another game this season.
The Gunners sit five points clear at the top of the table having come from behind to seal a last-gasp 3-2 win over Bournemouth on Saturday.
“If I’m playing in Arsenal’s dressing room right now, I don’t expect City to lose any more games.” You know you’re going to have to get out and if it goes down to the last second, that’s what you have to do.
‘You don’t want to look in the mirror and say you could have tried harder in this game or that one.
‘You’re kind of lucky… You’re kind of unlucky… But you’re not going to stop, you’re fighting to the end.’
The Gunners seemed to be in big trouble as they fell two goals behind the Cherries.
But they turned the game around in the last half hour with goals from Thomas Partey, Ben White and Reiss Nelson sealing an amazing comeback.
There were wild celebrations on the pitch and in the Emirates stands as Nelson’s goal hit the back of the net.
“It was crazy from the first second. We keep trying and dominating the game. We had a mountain to climb and we took it little by little,” the Arsenal manager told the BBC.
Arteta continued: ‘When it’s ugly and when it’s difficult, that’s what great teams do. We have to make it easier on ourselves. But this is the Premier League.
‘There’s nothing like sharing those great moments with your people.’
The 59-year-old former Arsenal striker said Mikel Arteta’s side must “find a way to win” and would have little margin for error.
