Hector Bellerin believes that his side can take on anyone – Arsenal News
Thursday, March 28th, 2013 8:28:19 by Awais Ahmed
Hector Bellerin believes that his side can take on anyone – Arsenal News
Hector Bellerin believes that Arsenal received confidence boost with their 1-0 victory over CSKA Moscow in the NextGen Series. As a result, he thinks that Arsenal can take on anyone after looking forward to their semi-final clash against Chelsea.
Terry Burton’s side displayed brilliant skills at this under-19 tournament. They managed to create many chances and showed great defensive skills. Serge Gnabry founded a chance in the fifth minute but squandered. The opening half went goal less with both sides finding a breakthrough.
In the 56th minute, Gnabry netted the only goal of the match and led the under 19 Arsenal team to glory. The German forward played a one-two with Hector Bellerin before scoring this spectacular goal.
Bellerin reflected in an interview to the Arsenal.com after victory:
“CSKA are a really good team, we saw some videos during the week and their pressing was impressive. are a team who would never get tired, but we knew how to play them and the coaches gave us good advice. Now we feel like we can beat anybody, we don’t care who it is. We have been defending really well recently, including in the under-21s, and every day we feel more comfortable at the back.”
Bellerin enjoyed playing at the Emirates Stadium and is now looking forward to carry their momentum at Lake Como.
“It was unbelievable, it was the best that we have played there. I am very thankful for the people who came because it was really cold, and they made a big effort.”
Arsenal team are currently in great run of form. They outclassed last year’s champions, Inter Milan in the last 16 and showed similar characteristics against the Russian side.
Tags: arsenal, CSKA Moscow, football, NextGen Series, soccer
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Posted by Awais Ahmed
on Mar 28 2013. Filed under Sports.
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