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‘We have to bare our teeth’: Mikel Arteta calls on Arsenal to repeat title challenge
- ‘If we do what we have to do, we will get closer, and we will win it’
- Arsenal miss out to Manchester City on Premier League final day
Mikel Arteta has pledged Arsenal will rejoin battle with Manchester City for the Premier League title next season and “bare our teeth” as they seek to further shrink the closing gap between the teams.
A 2-1 win against Everton was not enough for the Gunners on Sunday after City beat West Ham to win the league by two points. After taking the title race to the final day, however, the Arsenal manager said he was ready to redouble his efforts to overhaul what he called the best side in the history of the Premier League.
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