Arsenal hit 2,000 goals in the Premier League: What is Arteta still not satisfied with?

Arsenal just hit the 2,000-goal mark in the Premier League in a win over Aston Villa but Mikel Arteta is still not satisfied.

Arsenal are determined to race for tickets to the Champions League next season with a victory over Aston Villa and create a gap of 4 points compared to MU. The only goal of the match belonged to Bukayo Saka. Number 7 of Arsenal had a very decisive finish from outside the box. This goal also helped the “Gunners” reach 2,000 goals at English Premier League.

Arsenal become the third club in the Premier League to reach 2,000 goals

The two teams that have achieved this achievement before are MU and Liverpool. “The Red Devils of Manchester” are still leading in the number of goals in Premier League history with 2176 goals while Liverpool also just reached the milestone of 2002 goals after the victory over Arsenal itself.

Passing the 2,000-goal milestone is good news, but for Mikel Arteta, the race for the Top 4 Premier League is the most important. The Spanish teacher shared after the match. “This is an important victory. I wanted to see the players get up after losing to Liverpool and they did.

The individual players all had good performances and we controlled the game. This victory is extremely well deserved for the Arsenal players. Before that, I complained about the schedule but our job is to prepare the best we can for the matches.

Mikel Arteta was not satisfied with his students in the victory over Arsenal

After this match, we have 10 games left in the Premier League. The players need to remember that what we did yesterday or today has nothing to do with the next game. To get good results, we have to prepare well.

In fact, I am not satisfied with today’s match. When we controlled the game and got the goal, we should have got one or two more but that didn’t happen. That’s what my players need to improve on.”

In addition, Mikel Arteta also revealed that Saka’s condition is fine and the player will still focus on the England team. Before that, the midfielder had limped steps after the opponent’s ball. The Spanish teacher also agreed with the student about asking the referees to protect players against rough balls.