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Here’s your morning Arsenal recap for Wednesday December 16.
Guardiola urges the gunners to continue with Arteta
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is urging the Gunners to stay under pressure from manager Mikel Arteta, despite the club’s current problems.
On Sunday night, the Gunners fell to their sixth loss in their last eight Premier League games, losing 1-0 at home to Burnley.
Despite the current problems facing the club, Guardiola is urging the club’s hierarchy to stick with his former apprentice.
Guardiola said: “Sometimes when a club comes from a period that is not so good, sometimes it needs time. I would tell the Arsenal management, I have no doubt about their quality and ability to put Arsenal in the place that they deserve to be.
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“Arsenal couldn’t have a better coach to lead this club this year and next, nobody is better than him.
“He is one of the best coaches I have ever worked with and seen directly.
“For his personality and his commitment and his love for his club, because if it weren’t for the love of his club he would still be here.”
Gunners accessories selected for television coverage
Four of Arsenal’s Premier League matches in January will be broadcast on television, the Premier League confirmed yesterday.
The Gunners’ trip to Hawthorns to face lowly West Bromwich Albion on Saturday, January 2, will air live on Sky Sports, beginning at 8:00 pm.
The London derby with Crystal Palace will also be broadcast live on Sky Sports, with the contest starting at 8:00 pm on Thursday, January 14.
Arteta’s team clash with Newcastle United less than a week later will also air live on Sky Sports, taking place on Monday, January 18, once again kicking off at 8:00 pm.
The following week, Arsenal will appear on television two more times, first for the trip to Southampton on Tuesday, January 26, which will air on BT Sport, at 8:15 pm. Finally, the Gunners’ home fight with Manchester United on Saturday, January 30, will air on Sky Sports, with the start time scheduled for 5:30 pm.
You can see the full list of TV selections for the Premier League in January by clicking here.
Arteta evaluates his options
Ahead of tonight’s game with Southampton, the Arsenal players were hard at work at their London Colney training base on Tuesday afternoon as they aim to get back on the winning track.
While big-name stars like Bernd Leno, David Luiz, Nicolas Pepe and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang appeared, so did teen star Nikolaj Moller.
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The 18-year-old Swede joined the Malmo Gunners in October and has been making waves in the club’s youth teams since his arrival, suggesting that Arteta is eager to see him stronger by including him in first-team training.
Although unlikely to be in the squad to face Southampton tonight, he will undoubtedly gain pockets of experience by being with the first team squad, as well as allowing Arteta to see him a bit.
You can click here to read all about it and find out what else we discovered during Tuesday’s training session.
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