Gunners’ growing injury list threatening title challenge
this week, the German ruled out for the rest of the season after damaging a hamstring during a warm-weather break in Dubai. Arteta said the “unexpected” injury had occurred when Havertz tried to block a free-kick in training but insisted the team’s experiences with adversity would make them resolute over the closing weeks.
“We’ve been through a lot and we have sustained the level of performance and results until this point, so we are more than capable of doing it. That’s the only thing that we’re going to be looking at.” “When the gap becomes a bit smaller than you expected, it’s always really positive,” he said. “You need that, generating momentum, and the next few weeks are going to be critical as well to understand where we are after the international break, with six or seven weeks to go in the season.
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