Artita is frustrated due to the lack of consistency with a arsenal kept by Crystal Palace

Michael Artita expressed his regret that his team was not consistent, as he led Arsenal twice, but he was linked in both cases in a 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace in the Emirates on Wednesday.

Jakub Kiwior The Gunners gave an early advantage with the head, but the eberechi Eze shot returned from the edge of the boxes that settled things.

Then Lendro Troossrd found on the network to restore the ARTETA team before the break, but visitors again relied on the second half level of courtesy of Jean-Vhilippe Mateta after a mistake from William Saliba.

The result only resulted in the apparently delaying Liverpool celebrations, as the ARNE Slot team now needed only one point in five games to secure the club’s twentieth Premier League crown.

For both Arsenal and the palace, their attention will now turn into their matches in the semi -finals of the Cup Cup. Oliver Glasner’s men travel to Wembley on Saturday to face Aston Villa to get a place in the FA Cup final, while Artita Paris Saint -Germain welcomes the first record of the Champions League on Tuesday.

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Although the result is likely to have a little effect on both the Arsenal and Palace campaigns, the Gunners coach was not less discontent than his team’s offer.

“We are disappointed with the result and with performance. We did not find enough consistency in our actions to gain the right to completely control the game.”

“We started giving dirty balls and we have dropped standards in some defensive habits as well.

“It is part of football, and it cost us two points.”

When asked if his players could be forgiven because they were observing the next clash with PSG, Arteta remained honest in his answer.

“No, because we need consistency in every competition we play to be better.

“Today I think they (Palace) were very organized and deserve credit, but we must also criticize ourselves and look at what we have to do better.

Speaking of the need for his team to exclude individual errors before he called “the most important game in the season” against Paris Saint -Germain, ARTETA added: “Yes for sure. This will cost you points. But they (errors) are part of football. It is harmful but I think we must accept this when we play these things it can happen.

“Now we need to recover, restore energy and full focus on that game.”