Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta insists there is still ‘everything to play for’ in the Premier League title despite their defeat against Manchester City.
The Gunners were thrashed 4-1 by City on Wednesday night, a result that could decide this season’s title race.
Arteta has remained defiant despite defeatThe Gunners remain top of the league, but following four games without a win, City are now just two points behind and have as many games in hand.
Suddenly, Arteta’s side could go trophyless despite their incredible season, but the Spaniard still believes there is everything to play for.
Speaking exclusively to talkSPORT, he said: “First of all I have to congratulate City. The better team won the game without a question of a doubt, and the disappointment comes with the way we performed, especially in the first half.
“We didn’t compete it, basically we lost every single duel in red areas, they got out of those red areas and attacked us in open spaces. We concede a set play, we concede a throw-in in our own half, and [Erling] Haaland is through on goal.
“It’s not nowhere near enough to win a game like that. It’s time to reflect, first of all accept the reality of what happened today and the fairness of the result and the performance, and now move on
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