Really good

As Arteta said, Inter left 2v2 up top, sometimes 1v1 with Mosquera v Thuram, as Martinez dropped deep and with "two passes, and losing the ball in certain spaces, gave them an opportunity." Arsenal also used these scenarios - shows the significance of strikers winning these duels

This was a really good team goal, and the type of central connections that Arsenal have been lacking in recent games. Man United looked to create overloads by pushing the full-back wide, and the wingers inside. Meanwhile, a lot has been made about Arsenal using full-backs as no10

See Arsenal can pass through the middle

In Jan, Rosenior said Arsenal were the "best pressing team in Europe." Arsenal tend to bias the right side, so he probably tried to overload them there, and take advantage of no Odegaard who K.Andrews says: "he times the release from 10 out to CBs really well, the angle he goes"

The Ajax of Cruyff. The Barcelona of Messi. The Arsenal of Zubimendi. 19 games from mount rushmore. Can the internet cope? theguardian.com/football/2026/…

Eze made the most passes he has when he's played no.10, as Arteta tweaked the midfield - to try and draw the oppo out of the mid block - that allowed to get on his favoured left more. But that painstaking meticulousness to get the ball in those positions sort of summed up Arsenal

Beto scores for Arsenal

“Menotti’s legacy is understanding the midfield not as a place of transit but as where a team is defined.” — Matías Manna Great Interview - contemporary football has become standardised and predictable, everyone imitating the same two or three coaches, and the antidote is rooted