Mikel Arteta has no intention of bringing Arsenal players back to Earth. Instead, he hopes they can use the adrenalin that will be given at Real Madrid’s midst of the week when Brentford will visit the UAE tomorrow.
Arsenal won 3-0 on Tuesday night in the Champions League and the quarter-finals before returning from Spain next week.
Instead of trying to keep his players on the ground, Artata hopes to protect the violence when they face the bees in the middle of the table.
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“It has nothing to do with bringing them back. Now it protects the energy and the violence and its use towards Brentford and the very difficult game we face with a team that you look at what they have done.
“And they have achieved their working methods, in the way they are organized, in the way they believe in, in the way they play.
“It was a very special night (against Madrid) that ended, and now football videos are about Brentford because, again, that will need our best.
Rice and Saka to face Brentford
Dicklan Rice and Bukayo Saka both came out against Madrid, but Arteta revealed they were in good shape and were available for the weekend, although he refused to reveal whether the players would rest at the Santiago Bernabeu before the game.
“I mean, this is our context. We play every three days and play in different competitions, the biggest stages in Europe, then return to the Premier League and have a completely different game, a completely different opposition and context around the game.
“You want to become a team that can succeed in each of them. You have to do it every three days, regardless of what the scenario is.
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Arsenal are 11 points clear at the top of the week since Liverpool’s top of the week, leaving only seven games left and they realize that they have to win each of them to have any chance to take Mersanderers.
But Arteta is aware of the threat posed by Brentford and acknowledged his respect for Thomas Frank for tomorrow’s equivalent.
“Many. More than respecting, really, that’s admiration. I think he has done what everyone shares the vision, a very clear identity, a club, a team that we can learn a lot because the style they did is very, very smart, in my opinion.
“And then the way he continued and developed as well as the model, really good-temporary, in my opinion, look at the results that they across the last six games and.