No substitute for clarity: Arsenal are ending games badly
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32-second readFollowing Sunday’s 4-2 defeat at Manchester City, Tom Garry from the Guardian asked Renee Slegers whether it was the substitutions thta proved the difference in the game, with City gradually turning a tight game in their favour after introducing the likes of Beney, Casparij and Fowler. ‘They get immediate effect when they make their changes.
Casparij gets the ball on the edge of the box, shoots and scores the goal. The clearest example of the effect that they get. We have a quality squad.
We’ve gotten more consistent with the starting team. We have players that can come on and change the game for us. It’s been a super strength and it needs to be our super strength.
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Following Sunday’s 4-2 defeat at Manchester City, Tom Garry from the Guardian asked Renee Slegers whether it was the substitutions thta proved the difference in the game, with City gradually turning a tight game in their favour after introducing the
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