Arsenal Most Often Make Blunders that Lead to Goals

DBasia.news –  Matteo Guendouzi felt the consequences after provoking the host fans in the Watford vs Arsenal match at Vicarage Road Stadium. Didn’t win, Arsenal instead drew 2-2.

In the first half, all went well for Arsenal. The Gunners headed into the dressing room with a 2-0 lead thanks to the action of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

However, in the second half, the situation reversed 180 degrees. Arsenal’s goal was torn in the 53rd minute through Tom Cleverley.

The goal stems from the error of Sokratis Papastathopoulos when giving feedback to Matteo Guendouzi. Because the ball he sent was too weak.

Gerard Deulofeu, who was near Guendouzi, immediately grabbed and gave feedback to Cleverley. Inevitably, Cleverley’s hard shot tore at the Gunners’ goal.

After the goal, Matteo Guendouzi provoked action by lifting a finger to form 2-1. Matteo Guendouzi seemed to want to emphasize to Watford supporters if Arsenal are still ahead. 

Apparently, entering 10 minutes before the end of the match, Arsenal’s goal was broken again. David Luiz made a fatal mistake by tackling Roberto Pereyra in the forbidden box. Pereyra who advanced as an executor could carry out his duty perfectly. Score 2-2 last until the end of the fight. 

Based on Opta Joe’s record, Watford’s first goal confirmed that Arsenal were the team that made the most blunders to produce goals in the Premier League. 

Since the Premier League last season, the Gunners have made 14 mistakes themselves. The amount is two times more than other clubs.

Besides, since last season Arsenal is the team that conceded the most from penalties when competing in the Premier League. So far, the Arsenal goal has conceded 10 times from the spot – the same amount that Brighton has achieved.

Interestingly, two of the 10 goals were created because of David Luiz’s offense. The Brazilian has caused two penalties in only four matches with Arsenal. In fact, when at Chelsea, he only became the ringleader of three penalties from 160 Premier League matches.