Breaking:Brighton have got serious situation to fix before the Arsenal game

During his time as Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta has demonstrated on multiple occasions that he will not take fools lightly. Just ask former Gunners star Matteo Guendouz.

Munititions stockpile versus Brighton has hurled a few important conflicts during the time and generally, the Seagulls have left away more joyful.

Brighton make the excursion to the Emirates on Sunday early evening time wanting to imitate their 3-0 win on a similar ground at the back finish of last season. Nonetheless, it isn’t simply in the red portion of north London where they’ve had happiness against the Heavy weapons specialists, they’ve had a few major successes at the Amex too

One that stands apart as especially excruciating according to a Munititions stockpile point of view was their second round of ‘Task Restart’ back in 2020, denoting the arrival of Head Association football after it was suspended for over 90 days due to the Covid pandemic.

The Gunners traveled to the south coast in an effort to recover from their disappointing loss to Manchester City the previous match. Things began to go down slope toward the finish of the primary half, when Neal Maupay harmed Munititions stockpile goalkeeper Bernd Leno that saw him stretchered off.

In the 68th moment, Nicolas Pepe terminated Munititions stockpile in front, yet Lewis Dunk leveled under 10 minutes after the fact. For the guests, there was far more terrible coming up soon. With a goal in the 95th minute, Maupay, already viewed as a villain by Gunners for injuring Leno, took all three points.

A number of irate Arsenal players paid attention to Maupay shortly after the full-time whistle was blown. None more angry than Matteo Guendouzi, who snatched the striker by the throat prior to constraining him to the turf.