‘I don’t want to say that’: Arteta refuses to give up on title despite United draw | Arsenal

Mikel Arteta remains optimistic about Arsenal’s chances in the title race, despite being 15 points behind Liverpool. After a 1-1 draw with Manchester United, Arteta acknowledged the urgency to win every match but refused to concede defeat just yet.

The team’s recent drop in points has been attributed to a lack of efficiency in the final third, according to Arteta. He praised the team’s performance at Old Trafford but emphasized the need to capitalize on opportunities.

During a post-match interview on Sky Sports, Arteta walked off when questioned about the title race, showing his frustration at the current situation. Bruno Fernandes’s free-kick goal, aided by the referee’s decision to move Arsenal’s wall back, highlighted the importance of clever play in football.

United’s point takes them to 34 with 10 games left, with Ruben Amorim praising Fernandes’s impact on the team. Amorim also expressed concern over Leny Yoro’s foot injury and his availability for the upcoming Europa League match against Real Sociedad.

Overall, despite the challenges Arsenal faces in the title race, Arteta remains hopeful and determined to keep fighting until the end. The team’s resilience and determination will be key in their pursuit of success in the remaining matches of the season.