Champions League Updates: Arteta Discusses Havertz and Gyokeres Developments
Arsenal’s recent defensive performance has raised questions about their upcoming challenge against Bayern Munich. In their last game, they faced Tottenham and secured a victory despite not maintaining a clean sheet. The Gunners’ defense, however, displayed significant strength, limiting Tottenham’s opportunities.
Key Defensive Statistics
During the match against Tottenham, Arsenal held their opponents to an expected goals total of just 0.07. This is remarkable, considering it is the second lowest total recorded by any Premier League side this season. Notably, Tottenham was unable to register a single shot from inside the penalty area, a feat that has not occurred against them in 20 years.
- Expected goals for Tottenham: 0.07
- First time Spurs had no shots from inside the box in 20 years
- Goals conceded by Arsenal in last 10 matches: 3
Upcoming Challenge Against Bayern Munich
As Arsenal prepares to face Bayern Munich, they anticipate a tougher contest. Bayern, the reigning champions of Germany, displayed their offensive prowess by defeating Freiburg 6-2. This brings their tally to an impressive 64 goals scored in just 18 matches this season.
- Bayern Munich goals this season: 64
- Matches played: 18
Mikel Arteta’s squad has shown resilience in recent matches, with only three goals conceded in their last ten games. This trend will be tested as they take on one of Europe’s elite teams.
With the Champions League looming, fans are eager to see how Arsenal’s defense will hold up against Bayern Munich’s explosive attack. Arteta’s insights on players like Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyökeres will further shape expectations for the match.
