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Mikel Arteta says Arsenal has been eliminated this season this season and the Premier League title followed by Liverpool Clinch is administrative.

Gunners are the third consecutive second place after the Arne’s nest is not able to prevent the best point 5-1 demolition of Tottenham last Sunday.

Those who are usually convincing an arsenal are enjoyed in SPS ‘misery, but Arteta’s feeling was a different feeling last weekend.

He asked if he was missing again, he said, “Great time. I understand. But I understand that a team that is more consistent.”

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It’s not straight to say that this is the year of Arsenal – Arteta

After completing Manchester City in a row in a row, this year Arsenal had a school of thinking.

“It’s not simple,” Arteta added.

“We have a lot to play in the Champions League and Premier League and we have a focus.

“We have a few weeks to think at the end of the season.

“The only thing we can control is our performances and our emotional situation. We did not get what we want.

“I will use this (time) to congratulate Liverpool. They showed the sequence and deserved to win.

“Like a club in the last 10, 15 years, he competes and won the big trophies. They did very good because they did it very well.”

Injuries are still a plague arsenal

Arsenal, Wednesday night go to Paris Saint-Germain on the second leg Champions League Semi Final, 1-0 of the game in EmiratesAnd Areta says that their European run is a useful reminder of what they can do in spite of an injured injury list.

“I was very shocked before the game against PSG at home,” he said.

“I saw Tomaso Tomiyasu, Riccardo Caalaiori, Tomas Party, Kai Havertz, Gabriel, Gabriel Jesus and Jorginho.

“It could be a starting line and we do not have months and we do not have months. No one is talking about it in the building, but this happens.

“I’m proud of them.”

None of the walking wounded will not return to the home game of tomorrow with Bournemouth, but Arteta hopes, Calafiori and HaSertz will be back until the end of the season.