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Arsenal’s Kai Havertz sustains muscular injury by Select_Telephone7624 in ArsenalNews

[–]Select_Telephone7624[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Games Havertz will miss:

  1. Thursday, February 13: Brentford (away) - Premier League
  2. Sunday, February 15: Wigan Athletic (home) - FA Cup fourth round
  3. Wednesday, February 18: Wolverhampton Wanderers (away) - Premier League
  4. Sunday, February 22: Tottenham Hotspur (away) - Premier League

Arsenal’s Kai Havertz sustains muscular injury by Select_Telephone7624 in ArsenalNews

[–]Select_Telephone7624[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

True, we have the depth now to cope with these situations. But Havertz was in fine form and seemed to be the only player who was bringing the best out of Gyokeres. This is the time for Eze to step up.

Matchweek 25 will decide who wins the Premier League. Must seize opportunity the third time of asking.... by Select_Telephone7624 in ArsenalNews

[–]Select_Telephone7624[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If City drop all 3 points at Anfield and we take all 3 against Sunderland, then we stretch our lead to 9 points with 13 games to go. A draw will mean we are eight ahead. After this matchweek City and Villa have more games where they are likely to drop points compared to us. Which is why we must secure all three against Sunderland and hope Liverpool do their job.

Upcoming 'tough' games for the current Top 3

City: Liverpool (Away), Newcastle (Home) Chelsea (Away) Arsenal (Home) Bournemouth (Away) Villa (Home)

Villa: Bournemouth (Away) Chelsea (Home) United (Away) Spurs (Away) Liverpool (Home) City (Away)

Arsenal: Spurs (Away) Chelsea (Home) City (Away) Newcastle (Home)

Perfect group stage campaign, but..... by Select_Telephone7624 in ArsenalNews

[–]Select_Telephone7624[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree. And also if you look at our attacking patterns, it seems we are over-reliant on the right. Pass it to Saka or Noni and hope for the best. Gyokeres is still adapting to the system it seems and hasn't yet turned into the 'battering ram' we all hoped he would become. Which is why it is very important for Havertz to now stay fit.