Hard blow for the title race


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Published on Dec 21, 2024 at 8:51 p.m. par

Abdel Maarous

The impact of Bukayo Saka's blessure

How Saka's absence could impact the Gunners' performances as they face a busy schedule.

Arsenal faced a tough blow during his match against Crystal Palacea meeting which had nevertheless started well. Bukayo Saka saw his match abruptly interrupted following an injury in the middle of the first half. An incident which could have significant repercussions for the Arsenal team.

A promising start and an unexpected injury

The first half started well for Arsenal, with a quick opening of the score. However, while Arsenal were leading 2-1 and seemed to be in control of the match, an action would change the course of the match.

While attempting a cross from the right wing, Saka collapsed to the ground, visibly hit in the leg. The player tried to resume, but his pain was too intense, ehe had to leave the field. An injury which leaves great uncertainty surrounding his physical state.

The busy holiday calendar

The impact of this injury is all the more significant as the holiday season approaches. For the Gunners, every point will become crucial to maintain their position in the table. If Saka were to miss these important matches, Arsenal could find themselves at a disadvantage, as the lack of creativity and attacking power would certainly be felt.

Games during the holiday season are always intense. The accumulated fatigue, combined with the pressure of results, makes each match even more difficult. Saka's rapid recovery, if possible, will therefore become a top priority for Arsenal. The latter's prolonged absence could lead to major tactical adjustments from Arteta and his staff.

Bukayo Saka's injury poses a major challenge for Arsenal, especially over the festive period. The absence of such an influential player could have consequences on the team's performance, especially in the face of such a dense schedule.

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