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Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg admits Tottenham Hotspur and José Mourinho won the tactical battle in Sunday’s North London derby.
Former Arsenal midfielder Freddie ljungberg has admitted that Tottenham Hotspur they tactically outpointed the Gunners in Sunday’s North London derby.
Mikel ArtetaThe men were allowed time on the ball as the Spurs defended deeply for most of the game, with two counterattacks from Jose Mourinhothe men are watching Son Heung-min Y Harry kane Find the back of the net in a comfortable 2-0 win.
Ljungberg, who was put in temporary charge of Arsenal before Arteta’s arrival, has admitted that Mourinho got it right and congratulated the Gunners’ bitter rivals.
“I have not recovered yet,” Ljungberg said between quotes attributed to Mirror. “It was tough, but Mourinho gave us a lesson in how to play a tactical game.
“It was interesting but it still hurts. I thought Spurs, I didn’t think they would be that far ahead or at the top of the league to be honest.
“But you look at Mourinho, he has them inspired, all his players are doing what he wants them to do, which I think is the most difficult thing when you play the type of football that he does. Hats off to him, they are doing it” very very good “.
Arsenal’s loss at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium sees them languish in 15th place after 11 games, while Spurs currently lead the way in the top flight.
