Apostle Suleman reveals why Arsenal lost to Brighton
Thompson Nsisongabasi
Jun 23, 2020
Apostle Johnson Suleman of Omega Fire Ministries OFM in a recent statement has reacted to Arsenal's defeat to Brighton in the EPL on Saturday.
The popular man of God blamed Arsenal coach, Mikel Arteta, following Gunners' 2-1 defeat to Brighton in the Premier League on Sunday.
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According to Apostle Suleman, Arteta featured a weak team against Brighton, adding that most of the players the Spaniard selected are not on the premiership level.
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Arsenal, who lost 3-0 at Manchester City on Wednesday, took the lead through Nicolas Pepe in the second half at the Falmer Stadium.
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However, Lewis Dunk forced the ball in for 1-1, before Neal Maupay grabbed the winner late on for the host.
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"When I complained about Arteta, Gunners said I should calm down,ÔÇØ Apostle Suleman wrote on his Twitter handle.
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"It's not about the board, please.ÔÇØ
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"Arteta has weak selections. Most of the players that were featured are not on premiership level.ÔÇØ
"How could you lose to a team that's in the relegation zone? For a major match, you use consolidated players, not 'experiments'.
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— Thompson Nsisongabasi