Ethan Nawanry was late in Arsenal’s defeat against West Ham on Saturday and asked whether there was concern about the injury, and McCle Artita believes that the young man was only struggling with fatigue.
The post-noon period for defenders was beaten 1-0 at home by the hammers, as Garrud Bown scored the only goal of the game.
Teenaged Miles Lewis-Skili came in the second half but he did not see the final whistle as a red card was shown in 73 minutes.
It looked like it could get worse when a Nawwiri was stopped in 81 minutes, and his place was replaced by Raheem Steling, as the 17 -year -old did not seem to have been walking very comfortably.
In response to a question about whether the attacker had a game injury, arteta suggested no, saying: “No, and we hope that it is not tired of what I think.”
It was a quiet game of exciting expectations after he admired the week before winning Leicester City.
Arsenal’s lack of options in the attack, due to the injury, witnessed that Arteta depends more on the teenager, who started on the third front with Mikel Merino and Lisandro TroSard.
While Arsenal had more shots in West Ham on the piece, both teams were able to take two on the target, with visitors created the best opportunities.
It seems that Arsenal’s hopes for the Premier League title are very far away now, although she is still second in the table.
Gunners is eight points behind Liverpool after they played the same number of games, with REDs at Sunday when they travel to face Manchester City.
Arteta, who will often protect his players with his comments, did not take off the sugar in the situation and admitted that he left anger through performance in Derby in London.
He said about the chances of the fading team title: “Not in our hands.”
“I am really, really annoyed by the things in our hands – the performance and the result.
‘[We were] Anywhere near the levels we have to have an opportunity to win the Premier League. I am a great official, so I am very angry.
Captain Gunners Martin Odegaard agreed, saying NBC: “It is a big blow. Today’s performance was not good enough. We have to see the game again and analyze it, but it was not good enough.
As for West Ham, it was a great result for Graham Potter, who has eased any continuous fears of landing in North London.
The hammers are still in the sixteenth place in the table, but it is 13 points from the landing zone after victory.
“I am incredibly proud, and happy for supporters,” Potter said. The players gave everything, and left everything on the field, which is what we are trying to plan and encourage.
When you do it, you have a chance to get results. Talent is one thing, but it’s a team, and you have a collective mentality. I think we have shown that day in abundance, so I am pleased. “
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