“Fair result” Sky Sports reporter says Arsenal were lucky Brentford missed chances

Sky Sports’ David Richardson believes a 1-1 draw between Brentford and Arsenal this evening was a fair result for both clubs.

The Gunners went into the game hopeful of earning another win and their fans were optimistic.

But in the end, it was a close fixture and Mikel Arteta’s side could even feel lucky to have escaped with a point from it.

Speaking after the final whistle, Richardson said on Sky Sports:

“A fair result but Arsenal will be disappointed not to have held on having taken the lead. They rode their luck with Brentford’s missed chances and the outcome could have been worse.

“All eyes on Man Ciy tomorrow and then that fixture on Wednesday.”

Just Arsenal Opinion

No Premier League game is easy, no matter what some fans and pundits might think about an opponent.

If you underestimate anyone, you will get beaten and Arsenal must have learnt their lesson.

A draw is not what we wanted and it is sad that we have dropped points again, but now is not the time to cry over the outcome of the fixture. Instead, we should get back to the training ground and work hard on winning our next fixture.

Tags David Richardson

12 Comments

  1. Arsenal drew this Game bcos of Two Players!
    *Martinelli (Can’t Dribble). 😒
    *Xhaka (Can’t create Chances).🤦.
    Both Players will cost us the Title if they don’t Improve.😧

    If MA had Bought Tielemanns and Zaha in the Summer or January, we wouldn’t have having the current Goal scoring issues!😕

      1. True, Toney’s shot hit the crossbar so we were fortunate to walk away with a draw.

        We need to tweak the tactics we look predictable after last couple matches. The low block has us dry and no idea how t unlock it.

        Expect more of the same until Arteta can plan alternatives to unlock defenses. Can’t constantly rely on Saka, time for midfielders to step up.

        1. Having watched Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy both say the Brentford goal was offside then the award of the goal changed the direction of the game thereafter. What is the point of VAR if it doesn’t do its job properly?
          Whatever Arteta’s shortcomings today, allowing the goal to stand was a very poor decision

  2. A dubious goal (offside) that came from a dubious free kick (Toney holding Saliba as much as each other).
    Yeah really fair.

  3. ,Arsenal were too predictable giving defencez time to anticipate and stfle the attack.Teams now have nine or ten defenderz to frustrate the gunners.
    To mak matters worse,Arsenal have to reckon with the ref,two linesmen and var:11 vs 14.
    Against Mc,Arteta shd park the bus and hit on the break

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