'It did worry me a little bit, your handling of set-pieces.'
Gary Neville has claimed that Arsenal’s handling of set-piece situations could prove to be costly in the second half of the season.and they eventually took the lead through James Tarkowski, who headed home a corner.
“Once other teams, analysts and coaches see a potential weakness, you are going to have to nip that in the bud. Arsenal face Brentford next in the Premier League who are bound to cause Mikel Arteta’s side some problems. Despite sharing his concerns about Arsenal, Neville does now believe that they are capable of winning the league.
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