Arsenal legend, Ian Wright has singled out four players for blame following the Gunners’ Premier League 2-1 defeat to Bournemouth on Saturday.
Declan Rice gave Mikel Arteta’s side the lead in the first half at the Emirates Stadium.
But two second half goals from Dean Huijsen and Evanilson gave the visitors all three points against Arsenal.
However, Wright was not impressed with the likes of Williams Saliba, Jakub Kiwior, Martin Odegaard and Myles Lewis-Skelly for the two goals the hosts conceived, describing it as soft.
“The two goals were soft goals,”; Wright told Premier League Productions.
“I don’t want to dig the boys out because I know what is coming and I know how much it means to them. But at the same time you do need to out in a better performance than that.”;
He continued: “For the first goal, I think it is a really good goal from where he is but the marking.
“Both defenders [Saliba and Kiwior] are not looking at the player who is about to score. That was really strange to see, especially when you know how diligent Arsenal are with their defensive work but not this season they have not been as good from set pieces.
“When you look at that second goal, no one challenges. The ball is great but if you look at Odegaard he is not looking at the ball he is reacting off the man.
“If he is faced around, maybe the same as Lewis-Skelly he can have a better opportunity to move into a position to stop that,”; he said.
Arsenal will now shift their attention to the Champions League semi-final where they will face Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday.
