Keane PinPoints ‘Worry’ vs man Utd who can deny Gunners The Premier League title

Roy Keane believes that an Arsenal “Concern” emphasized by their victory over Manchester United on Sunday may be the reason why they “continue to short” in the Premier League.

Gunners won his opening game of the season at Old Trafford as an early Altay Bayindir error talented Riccardo Calafiori, the game’s only goal.

Keane was far from impressed by Bayindir and Manchester United in general when Declan Rice Inswing Corner caused chaos in Red Devils Box.

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He said: “Credit to Arsenal-they vary the delivery; they attack it. But if you are the goalkeeper, take control of the six-yard box.

“Kevar and defenders constantly complain about people getting on their face. You get on their face. Be aggressive.

“I have said it many times for a goalkeeper – comes with force. Take control of it. Man Utd – weak and soft.”

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Mikel Arteta’s side was far from their best and united without doubt it was better by procedures, and Keane is worried about Arsenal “sitting in” after taking the lead.

“You never felt that Manchester United had two or three goals in them. And even Arsenal, to get one goal, that’s a concern,” Keane said about Sports.

“You wonder why Arsenal continues to come short. They are still happy enough to sit in 1-0. Is that why they pulled so many games last year?

“Compare them to a man city or a Liverpool, they always think” let’s go and get the other “. Even on a bad day with Liverpool, you think they will score two or three goals. That is the challenge for Arsenal.

“For the first day of the season, their sharpness will improve. Sake, Odegaard, Rice – I think there is much more to come from them. But you take the victory in the first match of the season and obviously a clean sheet.”

Gary Neville insists that this was a “big” result for Arteta even though Arsenal was not close to its best at Old Trafford.

Neville said: “Arsenal really dug in. They showed a lot of resilience. We know how good they are defensive. Raya made some really good rescues and the rear four got better as the game continued.

“Arsenal was never at its best without coming to Manchester, whether it’s Old Trafford or Man City’s land, it’s always tough. Getting 3 points is big for Mikel Arteta.”