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Home»Sports»Newcastle Vs Arsenal: Arteta Stands Firm On VAR Criticism, Defends Club
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Newcastle Vs Arsenal: Arteta Stands Firm On VAR Criticism, Defends Club

David AyomideBy David AyomideNovember 7, 20231 Min Read
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LAGOS, Nigeria (VOICE OF NAIJA) Mikel Arteta remains resolute in his criticism of VAR standards, asserting that it’s his responsibility to defend Arsenal and improve the game following their recent defeat to Newcastle.

Despite facing backlash for his outspoken comments, Arteta insists he has no regrets and will continue to provide honest assessments.

READ ALSO: Arsenal Revive Interest In Aston Villa’s Douglas Luiz

The Arsenal boss believes that acknowledging errors in football is essential for the game’s evolution and constructive improvement.

He stresses the importance of addressing problems openly and collectively to enhance the sport.

Arsenal is set to face Sevilla in the Champions League, aiming to secure a spot in the knockout stages.

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