Arteta after the loss: "We shouldn't have conceded a goal"

The Arsenal coach complained about the refereeing that prevented the Gunners from taking advantage.

Ten Haah was satisfied with his players: "I see a significant improvement in the team, happy for Antony and Rashford"

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04/09/2022

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Summary of Manchester United's 1:3 victory over Arsenal (Sport1)

Manchester United completed a fourth consecutive victory in the league with a big 1:3 over the leading Arsenal.

Ten Haah's team looked much more connected since the two losses at the start of the season and enjoyed a successful debut for the acquired player, Antony, who scored on his debut in the club's uniform.

Ten Haah was impressed by the performance of the Brazilian actor.

"We lacked a player on the right wing. Rashford and Sancho can play there, but they prefer to play on the left," said the Dutch coach. In a good direction and we need to continue like this."

The coach of the Red Devils complimented the scorer of the pair, Marcus Rashford: "He was brilliant today. It's a great performance for him in the striker position, in the decision-making and the pressure he exerted on the field. I'm very happy for him, because he put in a lot of effort," he added, "I see an improvement It is evident in the team and in the dressing room.

Celebrating a fourth consecutive victory.

Manchester United players (Photo: Reuters)

United's home player, Rashford, was enthusiastic about the team's unity in the game: "When we play together, great things happen. It's always a tough and big game against Arsenal, it's important that we managed to keep the right pace and I'm very proud of our team."

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The coach of the Gunners complained at the end of the game about Martinelli's goal which was disallowed due to a foul on Eriksen.

"The refereeing team said it was a soft foul. It's just a continuation from previous games, last week a soft foul on Saka didn't get us a penalty. We can't do anything about such decisions, it's already too late," Arteta said, "We're disappointed we didn't win the game because We had a lot of chances that we didn't take advantage of for goals. We weren't dangerous enough in front of the goal."

Sky Sports commentator and former Manchester United captain Roy Keane did not like Arteta's excuses for the loss.

"Mikel is interviewed after the game, and every time after a loss he starts making excuses for why the referees didn't act correctly or were against him. Enough with the excuses, get busy with your team," Kane added, "I really liked Eriksen's game, he is the engine of the team."

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