“First i apologise for the error i committed in the midweek against Lens, but i know of the ONLY one way to beat Pep cuz i played with him for 4 seasons”- Arsenal Star Oleksndr Zinchenko has finally come out to the media to reveal the ONLY way Arteta can beat Pep tomorrow after losing 10 games in a row to them

“First i apologise for the error i committed in the midweek against Lens, but i know of the ONLY one way to beat Pep cuz i played with him for 4 seasons”- Arsenal Star Oleksndr Zinchenko has finally come out to the media to reveal the ONLY way Arteta can beat Pep tomorrow after losing 10 games in a row to them

Oleksandr Zinchenko is looking forward to Sunday’s game against Manchester City at Emirates Stadium, and is under no illusions about how difficult the task will be, but insists the home support can play a great part in the outcome.

“It’s a massive game for us,” he said on Friday. “Unfortunately we haven’t won against City for a long time in the Premier League. Obviously we’re expecting a tough game.

“The fans at Emirates Stadium are always trying to get us going strong. We really appreciate it because it helps us a lot when there are tough moments.

“It was always a pleasure to play here as a City player. Apart from the amazing crowd, they always had amazing grass on the pitch. It’s a pleasure to play here. I don’t remember getting cramp playing here because of the quality of the pitch.

“Before kick-off, the way our crowd roars North London Forever is so loud and gives you some goosebumps.”

Asked about Havertz being assigned penalty-taking roles in last weekend’s game against AFC Bournemouth, Oleksandr explained how it was typical of our character as a team.

“We are one family because we are spending time with each other,” he said. “On and off the pitch we try to be together. It was a great gesture from Martin and Saka because they are two of our penalty takers and it was so good for Havertz. He’s such an important player for us with amazing attributes.

“You’re growing as a person with such nice people around, trying to improve yourself. You learn every single day through a lot of different situations, sometimes with emotions. You need to have experiences to know how to react.”