“Really good tactical play,” Arsenal and Brentford performance praised

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·12 avril 2025

“Really good tactical play,” Arsenal and Brentford performance praised

Arsenal and Brentford played out an engaging Premier League encounter today, with the match concluding in a 1-1 draw at the Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners entered the fixture brimming with confidence following their commanding 3-0 victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League earlier in the week. That result has placed them firmly in control of the tie, with the return leg at the Bernabéu still to come. Many will expect them to complete the job in Spain and advance further in the competition.

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However, Arsenal are still theoretically in the race for the Premier League title, with Liverpool currently leading the standings. The Reds appear to have lost some momentum, presenting the Gunners with an opportunity to close the gap if they can maintain consistency and focus in their domestic fixtures.

A victory over Brentford would have narrowed the gap to eight points ahead of Liverpool’s next match, and it was a chance Arsenal needed to take. Despite a strong overall performance, they were unable to secure the win. The match itself was competitive and well-balanced, with both sides showing attacking intent and tactical awareness.

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Brentford put in a commendable display at the Emirates and will feel they earned the point they took away. Arsenal controlled significant portions of the game and produced quality passages of play, but Brentford remained organised and dangerous throughout.

Speaking on BBC Live, Andy Reid offered his assessment of the match:

“The goals were good and I have to say I enjoyed the game. There was some really good tactical play and some good passages from Arsenal where they worked the ball well. Brentford kept Arsenal on their toes and worked them until the end.”

The result will feel like a missed opportunity for Arsenal in their pursuit of the title. Nevertheless, attention will now turn back to Europe, where the Gunners hope this domestic setback will not impact their performance in the decisive second leg against Real Madrid.

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