Xhaka received criticism for Arsenal’s second goal against Spurs

Arsenal suffered a bitter 0-2 loss to Spurs. Son and Kane were the scorers for Mourinho’s army in the first half.

Arsenal’s second goal is due to a situation of indiscipline by Thomas Partey. The Ghanaian voluntarily left the field due to a reoccurrence of injury and this helped the Spurs to have a 4 hit counter attack and use the success to score the score. Coach Arteta had to push Partey back onto the court to stop the Spurs attack, but the player did not run in time.

And after the match, legendary Graeme Souness said Xhaka needed to better understand the situation with a captain’s armband in hand.

“Great players, good commanders never let that happen on the field. It’s been 6 or 7 years but I still don’t know if Xhaka is the central midfielder or a standing midfielder. The warning bells are ringing.

As a midfielder, you always have to look behind your back and assess where your team is vulnerable. But Arsenal have created a great void. Lo Celso took the pass, finishing it off with a goal to make it 2-0, the game was over.

MU legend Gary Neville also criticized Xhaka. The Swiss received a yellow card in the 75th minute when he dropped Son in the Spurs section and Neville thought it was an unnecessary tack.

“He was a crazy manipulator. As an Arsenal man, the last thing you need to do is stop the game. They’re going nowhere, they can’t fight back from there. And this situation causes the game to pause for another 30 or 40 seconds.