Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has brushed off concerns of fatigue ahead of the Gunners clash against Chelsea on Tuesday evening.
Mikel Arteta has brushed off concerns about fatigue in the Arsenal squad, emphasizing that the recent victory over Wolves has revitalized his players as they prepare to host Chelsea on Tuesday night.
Arsenal, current league leaders, have the opportunity to increase their advantage over Manchester City to four points.
City will not be in action again until Thursday evening, when they face Brighton.
Arteta is keenly aware that this has been a grueling season for his players but is hoping they can dig deep for the final stretch
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Arteta brushes off fatigue concerns ahead of Chelsea
"There is so much at stake. We will try to be as fresh as possible but certainly, I think we can cope with the schedule," Arteta said.
"When I saw them this morning I had to stop them because winning is a big boost of energy.
"After winning against Wolves and having to play a London derby everyone is ready.
"We have to think and feel that we are fresh to play in the best possible way.”
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