Watching Liverpool win the league hurt me in my tummy, says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta

Mikel Artita says Arsenal has been hacked this season and admitted to watching Liverpool the Premier League title “in his stomach.”

Gunners is heading towards a third consecutive end in second place after failing to prevent the ARNE Slot team from getting first place with Tottenham’s dismantling 5-1 last Sunday.

It is usually that it was persuaded in the misery of Tottenham, but ARTETA admitted that it was a different feeling at the end of last week.

In response to a question about whether he was missing again, he said: “A great time. In my stomach. But I understand that it is a team that was more consistent.”

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ARTETA added: “This is not simplifying.”

“We have a lot to play in the Champions League and the Premier League and our focus there.

“At the end of the season we have several weeks to think.

“The only thing we can control is our performance and emotional condition. We did not achieve what we want.

“I will use this [time] To congratulate Liverpool on the way they did. They showed consistency and deserved to win.

“Kansi in the past ten or 15 years of years, they were competing for these great awards and winning them. They did so because they did a lot of things very well until they were heroes they deserve.”

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Arsenal goes to Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday evening in the Champions League semi-final match match, and Artita in its European run says a useful reminder of what they were able to do despite the list of the unemployed injury.

“I was shocked before the match against Paris Saint -Germain at home,” he said.

“I saw Takehiro Tomiyasu, Riccardo Calafiori, Thomas Partey, Kai Havertz, Gabriel, Gabriel Jesus and Jorginho together in the dressing room.

“It could have been a starting assortment and not we haven’t done it for months. No one was talking about it in the building, but this happens.

“I am proud of them.”

None of his wound will return in a match tomorrow with Bournemouth, but Arteta still hopes jorginho, Calafiori and Havertz before the end of the season.