By Daily Sports on April 26, 2019
Alex Iwobi has urged Arsenal to ‘move on’ after their 3-1 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers in Wednesday’s Premier League game.
First-half goals from Ruben Neves, Matt Doherty and Diogo Jota rendered Sokratis’ effort a mere consolation as the Gunners suffered their second loss in four days.
The defeat dealt a huge blow to Arsenal’s ambition of finishing in the top four at the end of the season.
Iwobi is frustrated with his side’s performance in the encounter, but has advised them to focus on bouncing back from the setback.
“Obviously it’s a tough one to take. It’s not a good result when we want to get in the top four, but we can’t dwell on it, we have to move on to the next game,” Iwobi told club website.
“Yeah, it’s [disappointing] but last time we had back-to-back [league] defeats, we went on an amazing run. We’ll look at that as a confidence boost, go back to training and just focus on the next game.”
Arsenal have struggled outside the Emirates Stadium this season and have only won six of their 17 away games.
However, the Nigeria international admitted not knowing the reason behind the poor form.
“I don’t know what it is, I can’t pinpoint it, otherwise we would have just sorted it out. I think it’s a mental thing – we just have to keep on fighting, keep on being together as a team and just focus again on the next game,” he added.
On the Gunners’ target of finishing in the Champions League places this season he said: “Yeah, it’s still up for grabs. We believe we have a chance, so we’ll keep going.”
Iwobi will hope to help Arsenal return to winning ways in another away game against
Leicester City at the King Power Stadium on Sunday. (Goal)
•Photo shows Alex Iwobi
Source Daily Sports
Posted April 26, 2019
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