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What’s behind Arsenal’s woes at Emirates Stadium? – The World Game
In 2020, more than any other year, people have had to learn to appreciate being in their homes. However, as the 2020-21 season has progressed, that has become an…
Following a North London derby defeat to Tottenham, the Gunners sit a lowly 15th in the Premier League, eight points adrift of the top four and a return to UEFA Champions League football they so desperately crave, and 11 behind their league-leading neighbours.
Their dismal start to the season is partly down to poor form at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal have lost three home league games on the spin, scoring once and conceding six goals, and manager Mikel Arteta knows that has to change if they are…
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