Arsenal legend Martin Keown has voiced apprehension regarding the team’s ability to deliver in crucial matches, following their defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.
Despite a promising start, Arsenal suffered a 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich, with manager Mikel Arteta lamenting the goals conceded in the first leg. Keown, known for his defensive prowess during his playing career, expressed worry over Arsenal’s inability to rise to the occasion when it matters most.
Keown highlighted the disappointment felt by the players and emphasized the need for them to use it as motivation for the remainder of the season. Despite their exit from the Champions League, Arsenal still have the opportunity to compete for the Premier League title, with six games left in the season.
Arteta echoed Keown’s sentiments, acknowledging the narrow margins in the tie and emphasizing the importance of supporting the players during this challenging time.
With their focus now solely on the Premier League, Arsenal will look to bounce back from their Champions League disappointment as they aim to secure their first league title in two decades.
