Baphomet wrote:wco81 wrote:It seemed like Spurs dominated possession and most of the game was played on Arsenal's half.
Arsenal did enough to generate chances though, mostly on counters it seems.
So without Odegaard, they will play back more or just at the Spurs they were trying to pick their spots?
It's just how the game pans out sometimes. Spurs are a team that likes to play with the ball, and Arsenal are good both with and without it. My guess is Arteta will have instructed his players to be patient and wait for their chances, because Spurs concede very predictable goals from set pieces and counters.
Yeah I think this is a fair assessment. Also think Arteta's hand was forced, that midfield was the type who gets overrun or bypassed, so good to rely on a solid defense and be patient.






















