Arsenal have enjoyed rapid growth in the Premier League and have won their last three matches in the National Championship. A good moment puts the team in fourth place, and continuing to win is necessary to not lose its place among the first in the championship. The next date will be Sunday (26), against Norwich City, Lantern Contest. Although it looked like a quiet game for the team, coach Mikel Arteta ruled out an easy game.
? I think Norwich deserved better luck in the last games. The income they got recently with Dean Smith is not in the situation they are in at the moment. We know they have a lot of power and, depending on the fans, will it be more difficult for our team? Arteta evaluation.
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Despite the Arsenal boss’s praise, Norwich have won just two of the 17 games they have played in the competition so far. In addition, the team has not won since the twelfth round of the English Premier League, when it beat Southampton 2-1, and played at home. Since then there have been five more games and only one goal has been scored, the attack has been empty in the last three games, which ended in defeats Tottenham, Manchester United and Aston Villa.
Arsenal will remain missing out on Covid-19 for the game, which has also hit the club in the latest wave of the disease to hit the UK. However, coach Mikel Arteta does not consider any of the three players still in isolation a starting point.
The ball will roll on Sunday (26th), at 12:00 PM (GMT), at Carrow Road. The “Boxing Day” round of the English Premier League ends next Monday (27), with Newcastle and Manchester United facing off. In all, three matches of the tour have been postponed due to Covid-19 cases.
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