Former Arsenal centre-back Matthew Upson says Mikel Arteta’s facet are “a tiny bit one dimensional” for the time being and that allowed Inter Milan to play their very own sport of their Champions League defeat on Wednesday.
“I do not assume they ran out of concepts,” Upson informed the BBC Radio 5 Stay Soccer Each day podcast. “However they wanted one thing completely different.
“Arsenal are only a tiny bit one dimensional for the time being. They’ve put plenty of deal with being extra bodily and their set-plays however it’s of their open play that they will reduce groups open. Once they get groups penned in and transfer the ball shortly they’re flying with their rhythm and are phenomenal.
“Once they play like that, they can provide anybody a sport.
“However they’ve misplaced that facet of their sport somewhat bit and it isn’t as prevalent because it was. They’ve develop into a bit one dimensional and that allowed Inter to showcase their defensive expertise as a result of it performed into what they’re good at.
“It was nonetheless a great efficiency by way of spirit and angle. They did not surrender.”
