The hidden reason Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta shouted at Oleksandr Zinchenko during Arsenal vs Aston Villa match (0-2) after digracful defeat

There were parts of Arsenal’s match against Aston Villa that were not televised, and those parts include the participation of Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Jesus, and Mikel Arteta.

It was a significant blow to Arsenal’s ambitions of winning the championship when they suffered a defeat at home to Aston Villa. Due to the fact that Liverpool has been losing points, they had the opportunity to take control of the Premier League race; however, Manchester City has now taken control of the situation.

The fact that nobody was able to score despite the fact that there were a lot of opportunities throughout the game was upsetting. Although Youri Tielemans, Ollie Watkins, and Bukayo Saka all had shots on goal that struck the post, the game was ultimately decided by goals scored by Leon Bailey and Watkins.

Martin Odegaard has done an excellent job since he took over as the club’s head after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and later Alexandre Lacazette announced his departure from the organization. Mikel Arteta’s strategy to bring his team together was something that he agreed with, reflecting the fact that he has really developed into his role as a leader.

It is common practice for the side to perform a shot action inside the ground as a means of warming up. Players line up with a ball, pass it to a coach, receive it back, and then play another one-two as part of one of the final exercises that take place before the final team meeting. Before the player takes a shot at the substitute goalkeeper, the coach will now move the ball back and forth in a random direction to either his right or left.

While the other players were taking their shoots on goal, the captain Odegaard went up to each teammate and shook their hand, gave them a high five, and hugged them. He did this while the other players were taking their shots of the ball. A pleasant way to wrap up the learning experience before the game began.

When the game entered its final quarter, the players began to show signs of exhaustion. Due to the fact that Villa was making headway, Arteta saw that the Arsenal back line needed to maintain their organization.

Oleksandr Zinchenko was slow to surge up to meet the rest of his back four when the match reached the interval of seventy minutes. The Spanish player who was watching the game from the sidelines immediately yelled at the Ukrainian player to pay more attention to what was going on.

Following Arsenal’s encounter against Bayern Munich, which ended in a 2-2 draw, there was a lot of discussion about the possibility of two penalties being awarded on opposite ends of the play. Raya kicked the ball to Gabriel Magalhaes, and he picked it up to take the goal kick once more. It was stated that Gabriel Magalhaes had handballed in the area when Raya provided him with the ball.

The Bayern players were perplexed as to why the judge did not award it to them. On the other hand, once a few days had passed, the Brazilian goal kicks versus Villa were back to their usual routine.

It is not clear whether Gabriel touched the ball once more in order to work through the goal-kick process with his goalkeeper for the sake of irony on this occasion. If Bayern sees that back, they will inquire as to whether or not he is joking.