Quote from: RockBell on Today at 05:17:58 PM

Quote from: Majestic-milf on Today at 04:05:39 PM

Arsenal were not able to win their game against Chelsea in the weekend, instead settling for a draw. If they couldn't defeat a struggling Chelsea, will they then be able to defeat Sevilla? Although Sevilla are struggling in their league as they are placed in the 13th spot, they can still prove to be a stubborn side as they play hosts to the Gunners.
It's just my opinion, but I feel Oleksender Zinchenko seems to be affected by the absence of Granit Xhaka who was sold to Bayer Leverkusen. It's not as if Kai Havertz or Declan Rice are not helping but there's this synergy the two have when they play and it's affecting them.
If Arsenal hope to win this game, Arteta will need to caution David Raya to be cautious and limit making those costly mistakes of deciding to pass or shoot the ball only when the opponent has come too close or being carried away and going out of his post because this was what Lens and Chelsea took advantage of and scored their goals.
The game promises to be filled with goals and I'm putting my money on Arsenal to win and over 2.5 goals

Although they were unable to defeat Chelsea, Arsenal gave it their all and made an effort to tie the score twice in the second half. Although all hope had been lost, they made me proud by doing so, and a draw is still preferable to a loss. It is not about struggling, as very few clubs will be able to equalize as well as Arsenal did. so I don't think it was really a bad game. the question asked is scary because the way Sevilla played against Real Madrid is something for Arsenal to be concerned about, Sevilla doesn't look like it is joking on the pitch. wish gunners good luck. Zinchenko is already used to Xhaka so definitely he will be affected one way or the other. and the odd given to Sevilla is tempting because my instincts are telling me that Sevilla will win against Arsenal.

Arsenal will find it difficult to beat Sevilla and it will be even more difficult for them to come back if Sevilla opens the scoring because they are a side that likes defensive play while still looking to break your own defense. The Gunners have this bad habit of relaxing after they score a goal and I'm hoping this will not be the case if they score first because in their group B, they need to top Lens if they want to qualify for the next round and with them having 3 points, they will need a win to help secure their place in that group and it's not as if Sevilla with 2 points will fold their hands and watch them that's why they would have to employ any tactics available.