Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said it needed to channel their energy into learning from their mistakes after the defeat of the Premier League 4-0 Saturday at Liverpool, ahead of a busy schedule that would see them in all competitions until the end of the year.
The touchline line between Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp and Arteta turned on the home fan and the player at Anfield before Salvo four goals sent Arsenal packaging.
Also read Liverpool Thrash Arsenal The two unbeaten games are run for the North London side, who have not won the league match at Anfield since 2012 when Arteta still played for them.
“This is one of the toughest places to play football in Europe and when something goes a little wrong or the time is incorrect, you are punished and they deserve to win the match,” Arteta said.
“I don’t like learning like that, but there are many learning that we can take from a sure game.
One of the biggest learning after disappointing results is the focus tomorrow to the next.” We will see if we should do better and why we punish the way we do and after that put our energy and focus on the next match.
“Arsenal, one-fifth in the league standings 20 points from 12 matches, will host Newcastle United on Saturday.
Arsenal must learn from Liverpool’s defeat: Arteta
