Man Utd legend Michael Carrick makes his position on clear on Arsenal's main four possibilities
Michael Carrick hailed Arsenal's amazing structure in the continuous fight for a spot in the Premier League's main four while conveying a fascinating decision as the finish of the time looms
Ex-Manchester United player Michael Carrick
Michael Carrick has given his appraisal of the best four race.
Michael Carrick has hailed Arsenal's "tremendous run" after they moved once more into the main four of the Premier League following a hard-battled 2-1 win over West Ham at the London Stadium.
It was in no way, shape or form a direct success for Mikel Arteta's men, who started to lead the pack through Rob Holding's header prior to being fixed back by Jarrod Bowen near the precarious edge of half-time. In any case, the Gunners were very much aware of what was in question, downplaying the harm, prior to getting back in front, multiplying their lead through Gabriel's plunging header at the back post.
Arsenal have now created three progressive successes brilliantly to guarantee they hold a noteworthy lead over Tottenham with four games to go. "They've had a fabulous run," Carrick told the Premier League. "Individuals get clarification on some pressing issues, would you rather have the focuses clinched, or would you rather be pursuing the base tension, I would a lot of rather be in a position where it's in your own hands, 100%.
"Furthermore, that is where they've wound up so credit to them that have set themselves in this position since today was not a simple game for them. It allows them an extraordinary opportunity."
Arsenal's re-visitation of structure has placed them in the front seat, yet Carrick accepts it is still all to play for, considering the Gunners actually need to play Spurs away on May 12. He added: "The Tottenham game is the one we've spoken about, it's the undeniable one however at that point different games it's not to say different groups will win their other games so it's surely all to play for."
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