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Arsenal vs. Watford. Four conclusions after the game. Arsenal made it five Premier League wins in a row on Saturday, scoring twice in the space of two minutes against Watford. A blistering finish from Mesut Ozil and an automatic goal from Craig Cathcart secured all three points for the Canaries, but there were plenty of other points to be made in the match. Arsenal too tight Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Ozil, Alexandre Lacazette, Lucas Torreira and Granit Džaka were often packed too tightly together, especially in the first half, as Arsenal struggled to cope with a well-organised Watford back four. An average map of the players' positions for the first 45 minutes also shows that Aubameyang had to go deeper to keep himself out of the game. He had just 10 touches in the first half and was eventually replaced by Danny Welbeck. However, the introduction of Alex Iwobi in the 63rd minute helped spark Arsenal's attacking moves and the Nigerian himself had a hand in both goals, firstly

La Liga. Sevilla - Real Madrid 3-0. Coaches' opinions At a press conference after the match with Sevilla, Madrid head coach Julen Lopetegui admitted his team's mistakes in the lost match, and Pablo Machin was happy for his players and for the game they showed against such a strong opponent. Julen Lopetegui: "You could say we had a bad match, but Sevilla had a very good one" About team errors Sevilla were stronger and deserved to win. We didn't play the match as planned and paid for it in the first half by conceding quick goals. In the second half we equalized and hoped that if we scored we could get back into the game. We scored, but the goal was not counted in the end, after which we missed more chances to score and could not come back. In general, we can say that we had a bad match, and Sevilla a very good one. On the lack of pressure and aggressiveness “We were going to press, but it didn’t work out, which is evident from the result: Sevilla surpassed