It was refreshing to see a Premier League boss attempt to diffuse the situation. But The reality is Arteta has form for vague comments he knows will cause controversy.

Arsenal picked up a 4-2 victory over Leicester City in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard were the goalscorers in the opening half. James Justin brought

Arsenal had the best defensive record in the Premier League last season, but they achieve their success at the back in many different ways

Speaking after the victory, manager Mikel Arteta was asked plenty of questions by reporters and one of those was focused on Riccardo Calafiori, who avoided a potential red card in the 70th minute. Calafiori, who was already booked in the 49th minute, was guilty of fouling Facundo Bounanotte.

Mikel Arteta hopes Mikel Merino can make his Arsenal debut next week, with the midfielder so hungry to play he is like a caged animal. Merino injured his shoulder last month in his very first training session for Arsenal and he has been out since then.

Arsenal cruised to a 4-0 win over Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon - but their latest Premier League win was soured by injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus

Arteta told Arsenal.com: “I haven’t seen the action but I got really worried when that happened because he gave the foul, but I haven’t seen the replay.” Arsenal have dropped points against Brighton & Hove Albion and Manchester City in the Premier League this term. They went a man down on both occasions.

Arsenal left it late to get over the line against a struggling Leicester City side, and boss Mikel Arteta has now opened up on the 'worrying' 4-2 win.

The Arsenal boss singled the 17-year-old out for praise as the Gunners struck twice late on to beat Leicester City on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta has hailed Arsenal ‘gamechanger’ Bukayo Saka following Saturday’s 4-2 victory over Leicester City at the Emirates. Saka put in an impressive performance against the Foxes with the most chances created,