Eberechi Eze torments Tottenham again as Arsenal bounce back in title race
Mikel Arteta believes his Arsenal side showed “what we are made of” by hammering Tottenham four days after the draw at Wolves left the Spaniard feeling “ashamed”. Arsenal threw away a 2-0 lead at Wolves, which led to concerns they would again throw away their advantage at the top of the table. But the Arsenal manager said he and his team were determined to use the result as a “turning point” and put their faltering Premier League title challenge back on track. Arsenal will believe they achieved that with this convincing 4-1 victory over Tottenham, which re-established their lead over Manchester City at the top of the table to five points, having played a game more. Afterwards, Arteta also offered some insight into how it felt for him, the players and staff following the Wolves game and declared that everyone needed a little “love”. “After what happened against Wolves and the manner that we lost two points in the last kick of the game, it was tough,” he said. “But that’s the beauty of this …
