- Arsenal was without teeth at the top while the points were lowered for the third consecutive game
- Arteta Cut frustrated after the game and made a hasty exit from the interview
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Mikel Arteta left a television interview when asked about the hope hopes that fades from Arsenal after her draw with Manchester United.
The Gunners were celebrated 1-1 in Old Trafford and now Liverpool trail leaders for 15 points with a game in hand.
The journalist Patrick Davison arrested Arteta leaving his interview after the game once to ask a final question about the race for the title, but the Spanish refused to answer and made a hurried exit.
When asked at a separate press conference if Arsenal's challenge finally ends, Arteta said: “I don't want to say that, but today the frustration is that we do not win a game and you are forced to win every game if you want to have the opportunity to do that.”
Arteta had looked great frustrated during the course of the interview, often interrupting Davison to give early answers.
The camera had to move when Arteta tried to leave early, and he cut a frustrated figure when he made a hurried exit of the chat after Davison asked: “I have to ask about the race for the title because now they are 15 points, is it too much?” Arteta replied: 'No, thanks', before leaving.
Mikel Arteta assaulted his interview after the game after being tested with the possibilities of his team to win the Premier League
Then he was asked if the arsenal was out of the race for the title, to which he did not provide an answer
Arsenal is now 15 points behind liverpool fugitive leaders after dropping points again
The result in Old Trafford gave another hammer blow to his position as a stirring title, losing three valuable points against one side of the United of a fighter man.
Dismaining points for a third game in operation means that the Liverpool team only needs a maximum of 16 points of its nine remaining outings to be crowned champions.
The former United Roy Keane captain questioned whether Arsenal can win the title under Arteta.
“No, why would I? ' He told Sky Sports. 'What makes you think that the manager can do it? They have approached in recent years, but (Manchester) City will be strong next year and I am sure that Liverpool will also be.
'Will City and Liverpool stop? They are going to improve, Pep (Guardiola) will recover and I think Liverpool will be stronger next season. We do not know where Chelsea are, but what is the evidence or this group of players who can do it?
'It is very challenging, but it should be about winning titles. You want to give them credit in recent years, but the next step is the most difficult step. ''
The Arsenal was largely without teeth in the front, obviously fighting without a striker from outside his disposal.
They required that midfielder Declan Rice went to the rescue to save a point after Bruno Fernandes opened the scoring at the end of the first half.
