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– Arsenal (@Arsenal) 19 September 2020
The three problems will be noticed as important to the Gunners now entering a series of difficult matches that will see them face five of the seven groups that ended up above them last year.
But Nketiah needs the sense of victory in the back of his recent cutlery.
“We need to win games and we have to be demanding situations for things,” the club official said.
“It’s a smart start and we’re looking to build on it, keep pushing and have more problems in the future.
“Everyone is eager to leave, everyone is humming and we have had a taste of intelligent fortune and we are hungry for more. It was a smart start and we’re looking to hold out for the season. “
Nketiah’s purpose was marked through Dani Ceballos, shortly a week after a clash between the duo in the pre-victory warm-up over Fulham.
“That’s the good aspect of this sport,” Arteta said, when asked about the mix of the pair for the winner.
“They made headlines last week for anything that happened between them, it would have been negative. Today, they have figured out one way to perceive the other and create a winning goal. “
When asked about the incident, Nketiah replied: “There was a bit of rapprochement. A little disappointed by the challenge, but we held on quite temporarily and moved on.
“It was a wonderful pass, an intelligent vision of him, I just tried to stay in the game and make sure it was the ball. It was a pretty simple ending from there, but it was a wonderful ball. “
West Ham technician David Moyes was frustrated by two VAR decisions that opposed his appearance: a closed call with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for Lacazette’s purpose and a possible hand in the area through the defence of Arsenal Gabriel Magalhaes, who went unpunished.
But the overall functionality of his team, that is, after poor functionality in a 2-0 defeat in Newcastle on the opening day, would have pleased Moyes and side Arthur Masuaku knows they will have to take the positives of Emirates Stadium.
“It was a decent team performance, but not the result we wanted,” he told whufc. com.
“We just have to take the positives of this game because as a team, we play well. We show a wonderful team spirit and play well as a team. “
“Last week a bad functionality opposed to Newcastle, and the technician told us that we have to replace that, we have to play as a team and be difficult to beat.
“We show that we can compete with those teams. We have a team and if we play like we did on Saturday, we’ll win matches.