Arsenal supervisor Mikel Arteta was stuffed with admiration for Bruno Guimarães following the Gunners’ 2–0 victory over Sunderland, describing the midfielder’s impression and persona as decisive within the match.
Talking after the sport, Arteta mentioned:
“I’m actually impressed!”
“The persona that he has, and this was a particular recreation for him as nicely, what it means for him. How he grabs the sport, making choices that he’s made.”
Arteta highlighted Guimarães’ composure, management and affect, noting how he managed key phases of the match and delivered precisely what the crew wanted.
The Arsenal supervisor additionally expressed deep frustration over the 56th‑minute penalty awarded to Sunderland, calling the choice unacceptable at Premier League stage.
His feedback have been emphatic:
“Look, the primary query we have now to debate is that that is NOT ACCEPTABLE at this stage.
It was a phenomenal recreation of soccer… Sunderland are so organised; they’re so good in so many phases…
We had to deal with all of that… and on high of that we have now to undergo what we’ve finished immediately that for my part is NOT ACCEPTABLE.”
Arteta continued:
“I watched it 20 instances, and I CANNOT discover a option to perceive how they even assume to offer a penalty in that state of affairs, or the way in which the VAR has to intervene.
I’m SAD that we have now to debate in such a phenomenal recreation one thing at this stage that has the gravity of that, as a result of that CHANGES the course of the season and may value you the championship.”
He burdened that choices of such magnitude can’t be allowed to face:
“At this stage, with all of the work that we put in, this can’t occur. I can’t discover an evidence — that’s why I’m going to try to discover an evidence now.”
Arteta concluded by reiterating his want to give attention to soccer slightly than officiating controversies:
“I wish to be speaking about how good we have been, how good Sunderland have been… we shouldn’t be speaking about that.”
