Mikel Arteta makes concerning Arsenal claim after William Saliba injury blow

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Mikel Arteta has admitted that injuries after becoming a problem for Arsenal again as they mount another challenge for the Premier League title.

It was going to be decided by an individual error or a moment of magic.

"You cannot dominate here for 90 minutes, it is impossible.



At the end of the game, I said we have to find a way to win these big matches.

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"You have to put the ball in the back of the net when you have it.

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“He came in and he said he believed that he could carry on and play but straightaway in the first two actions I could see that he couldn't cope and we had to get him out, unfortunately.

“But thank God we have Mosquera, which we put in for the first time in the Premier League, his debut, not expecting it at Anfield and I think he was really, really good.”

Arsenal now have a couple of weeks to ensure players can get back to full fitness, with the international break set to bring domestic action to a pause.

The Gunners’ next game pits them against Nottingham Forest at the Emirates Stadium in two weeks’ time.

Arsenal head into the international break third in the Premier League table after three games, with two wins to their name.

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