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Martin Odegaard admits Arsenal ‘were not at the level’ they needed to be against Everton and claims the Gunners were ‘afraid to lose the win’ as they slipped to last-minute defeat
- Arsenal slipped to a last minute defeat to Everton at Goodison Park on Monday
- Martin Odegaard handed the Gunners the lead at the end of the first-half
- But Richarlison levelled after the break before Demarai Gray’s 92nd-minute goal
- After the defeat on Merseyside, Arsenal have lost three of their last four games
- Odegaard insisted the Gunners only had themselves to blame for the defeat
Martin Odegaard insisted that Arsenal only had themselves to blame for the 2-1 defeat to Everton on Monday night as he claimed they ‘were not at the level they needed to be’.
The Gunners led through the 22-year-old at the end of the first-half but conceded twice as the Toffees secured their first win since September.
Mikel Arteta’s side wilted as Richarlison levelled in the second-half before Demarai Gray’s screamer in the 92nd minute snatched all three points for the Blues.
Martin Odegaard, who opened the scoring, admitted Arsenal had themselves to blame for loss
Demarai Gray smashed in a winner in the 92nd minute of the game to secure the win
The defeat at Goodison was Arsenal’s third consecutive away loss, leaving them to play catch up in the race for top four after struggling against Manchester United.
Following the game, Odegaard slammed his side’s performance, insisting that they have to do better.
‘It’s a hard one to take. I think in general we were not at the level we needed to be at today,’ Odegaard told Sky Sports.
‘We had some good moments but we have to do much better. We should have been…
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Source : dailymail
