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Arteta has been in charge of the club since 2019‚ but has won just the one FA Cup and two Community Shields as boss - three times coming close to winning the Premier League. They are favourties to go all the way this season‚ currently leading Manchester City by nine points with Pep Guardiola's side nine points behind them in the standings with eight games left to play. Success would make the stint worth it for Arsenal and Arteta - but‚ according to one ex-Premier League man‚ the 44-year-old is fortunate he is even still in the role at the Emirates.
Next month marks 10 years since Louis van Gaal was brutally sacked as Manchester United manager despite guiding the club to FA Cup glory. The Dutchman brought the Red Devils their first trophy in the post Sir Alex Ferguson era with a 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace after extra-time at Wembley. Van Gaal was a big believer in bringing young players through and he did that in his two years at Old Trafford‚ with 14 of those either coming through the youth or reserve ranks to make their first-team debuts.
Arsenal have travelled to Portugal with the aim of keeping their Champions League dream alive‚ after Mikel Arteta's side endured back-to-back disappointments in domestic cup competitions. The Gunners were hoping to respond to their Carabao Cup final defeat in the FA Cup on Saturday‚ but were stunningly beaten 2-1 by Championship side Southampton in the last eight. Defeat has piled more pressure onto their Champions League campaign‚ with Arteta's side hoping to maintain their unbeaten record in this season's competition when they face Sporting Lisbon.
Mikel Arteta's unorthodox training methods reached a new level on Monday‚ as Arsenal players were seen completing a host of bizarre drills. During his tenure as manager‚ Arteta has been known to implement unique or unorthodox strategies in an effort to get the best out of his players‚ having once hired pickpockets to promote situational awareness. And now‚ following back-to-back defeats to Manchester City and Southampton - in the Carabao Cup final and FA Cup quarter-final respectively - the Spaniard appears to have shaken things up.
Gary Lineker has pinpointed Arsenal's mass withdrawal from international football last week as a 'signal of panic'‚ after the Gunners were stunned by Southampton in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday night. The Premier League leaders were beaten 2-1 by the Championship side‚ with Shea Charles netting a dramatic winner five minutes from time to secure a spot in the semi-finals against the odds. It was Arsenal's second consecutive defeat in all competitions‚ after they lost in the Carabao Cup final to Manchester City before the international break‚ meaning their dreams of an unprecedented quadruple have been crushed.
WEMBLEY AWAITS! FA Cup semi-final draw in full as Man City‚ Chelsea‚ Leeds and Southampton discover their opponents in final four
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score‚ team news and updates as West Ham host Leeds at the London Stadium in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup ‚ with James Sharpe reporting from the ground - as well as the semi-final draw.
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