阿尔特塔在托特纳姆热刺赛后新闻发布会上的每一句话

在我们的宿敌主场取得他的第 100 场英超胜利后，米克尔·阿尔特塔回答了媒体关于我们 3-2 战胜托特纳姆热刺队的问题。他被问及紧张的结局、从失误中恢复过来、冠军头衔比赛以及他对球员的信心。以下是他要说的一切：比赛结束时他的紧张：当热刺将球放入我们的禁区时，我正在祈祷。这是一场非常激动人心的比赛，在这个体育场里是一个非常艰难的地方，也是一支很难对付的球队。我们3-0领先，控制了比赛，然后在下半场我们控制了比赛并创造了机会。然后发生一个个人错误，就会在你的大脑中留下一条信息。我们更好地处理了这种情况，另一个[目标]，然后比赛就开始了。他们拥有足够的球员和素质，可以让很多球员向前推进。我们必须承受痛苦并做出反应，我很高兴我们做到了。大卫·拉亚的错误：这是足球的一部分。我不喜欢我们当时应用的原则，但在那之后它可能会发生。你误判了形势，你试图通过但没有成功，你心存疑虑。他们利用了这一点。然后对于点球，这是禁区内另一个你不能做的原则。这是足球的一部分，但我喜欢的是大卫接住了加布里埃尔·马加哈斯——他很重——然后他在比赛的最后 20 或 25 分钟表现得非常出色。这就是我喜欢球员的地方。阿尔塞纳·温格告诉他他只是必须找到赢得比赛的方法：是的，他也给了我建议，尽量不要让自己太难！你不能假装你会来到这里，不会受苦，会度过一个舒适的下午。这种情况在这里不会发生。关于方法：我们在高位逼抢方面遇到了问题，当我们的分配不够好时，我们就丢掉了很多简单的球。比分确实有一定的影响，但我们在反击中看起来也是一个真正的威胁。他们派了这么多球员在前场，这迫使你需要更深一点，但我们并没有真正在这方面做出太多让步。然后在下半场的某些时刻我们应该做得更好。关于冠军争夺与胜利的心理：我们希望能打出一场精彩的比赛，让球员们更加信服。在这里连续两年获胜是极其困难的。去年这里的方式有所不同，我们必须在下半场吃苦才能赢得比赛。球队还有另一个工具，当你来到更大的舞台时，你需要抓住其他东西，你只需要赢得它。关于凯·哈弗茨的表现：今天他在每个方面都表现出色。他今天并没有百分百恢复，赛前他生病了，有点挣扎，但他仍然表现出色。我认为他今天的表现令人难以置信。关于团队在本月早些时候的失望之后如何反弹：首先，这就是他们有多想要它。不要为自己感到难过，成为旅程的一部分。当你处于最高水平时，你就会感到失望。利润是如此之小，所以它们并不总是适合你，然后就是你如何应对、面对挑战和机遇并勇敢面对。我认为这个团队有很大的勇气和决心来实现这一目标。他对球员有多大信心：我愿意，但在最后几分钟我怀疑他们是否公平！ [笑]他们没有给我理由。他们会为周日做好准备吗，因为他们有很多分钟和比赛，而且在情感上要求很高，但昨天我不得不阻止他们训练，因为他们想要更多。这是一个好兆头。关于我们是否已经证明我们可以比去年更好地应对磨合：我认为是这样，当你获胜时总是如此。去年我们没有——我们去西汉姆联，我们需要一个结果，但我们错过了一个点球，然后对阵利物浦，我们在第91分钟失球，我们没有能力。判断将基于结果——如果我们在最后一刻丢球并且比分是3-3……那么差距就很小了，所以我们不会得意忘形。只要明白我们必须做得更好，还有改进的余地，然后再次对阵伯恩茅斯，这将是非常艰难的。关于他是否能从球员的眼中看到他们会战斗到最后：100 %——整个赛季我都看到了这一点，他们让我每天都有理由相信这一点。他们有动力，所以我期待他们能够真正努力。

North London derby wins are always cherished, but our first back-to-back successes at Tottenham since 1988 will certainly live long in the memory.Adrian Clarke has cast his expert eye over our 3-2 win against Tottenham Hotspur to find out why we were successful this time around, as we continued our push for the Premier League title.Havertz the heroKai Havertz equalled Alexis Sanchez’s record of providing a goal and an assist in four different Premier League matches in a campaign, a landmark set by the Chilean in 2016/17, but remarkably, our on-song No. 29 has achieved that feat across his last 13 appearances alone.His inch-perfect cross-field pass to release Bukayo Saka for our second goal on the counter-attack was sublime in its execution, and the winger's fabulous finish completed a perfect breakaway.Aside from scoring our third goal with a header from Declan Rice’s corner (his only attempt of the game) the German’s all-round performance was top-class.Always an outlet for David Raya and the defenders to hit with a longer pass that missed out Tottenham’s press, Havertz worked hard to show for the ball throughout. His hold-up play was excellent, helping us gain territory at key moments.As shown on this chalkboard (below) our centre forward contributed four vital clearances from inside his own six-yard box (shown by the triangles), as well as linking play in three distinct parts of the pitch. Dropping back to help us play out from the back when needed, he also stretched Spurs by showing for the ball on both wings, holding onto the ball until teammates could get up to support him.Defending our boxOur well-disciplined 4-4-2 shape out of possession was hard for the hosts to break down, so they resorted to whipping hopeful crosses into the box from wide areas. It was the highest number of crosses we have faced during the entire campaign, with the bulk from open play arriving from Spurs’ right-hand side. Raya is confident at coming out to collect hanging balls, and he did so flawlessly on numerous occasions.Our defensive players also showed incredible resilience. Forced into making 19 headed clearances (our most of the season, by four) the likes of Ben White (6), William Saliba (4), Gabriel (4), Havertz (4) and Rice (3) held firm.The game state from 65 minutes onwards, after Cristian Romero was gifted a goal out of nowhere, saw the Gunners withstand a lot of territorial pressure, yet under that duress we stood tall, repelling a series of dangerous balls sent into our box.Arsenal clearances v SpursSet-piece masteryTwo wonderful corner kick deliveries from Saka and Rice provided crucial goals, and it is worth breaking down the routine we produced for Havertz’s matchwinner, from an accurate Rice inswinger.As we so often do, we stationed most of our attackers at the far post, with Havertz and Gabriel man-marked. Escaping their close attention would be key, and the way they managed it was simple, but also smart in the extreme.Here is the initial setup with Havertz and Dejan Kulusevski circled in yellow, and Gabriel circled in green:The Brazilian triggered the runs by darting through a gap closer to the goalline, taking his marker with him. Havertz simultaneously arcs his run around the outside as the pair cross over, and this causes Kulusevski to collide with Tottenham’s own zonal markers in the process:Our striker gets a two-yard advantage, looping his run around the stationary zonal defenders to head home unopposed. Meanwhile, Kulusevski was left stranded (circled) a long way from the player he was supposed to mark:It was another fabulous routine that means we have now scored 16 goals from corners this season. Not since Tony Pulis’ West Bromwich Albion in 2016 has a Premier League team found the back of the net with as many.Saka shinesSaka delivered another memorable performance against our north London rivals, scoring a great goal and being heavily involved throughout. It felt as if we tactically targeted his duel with Ben Davies as an avenue where we would enjoy success, and this proved to be the case as he constantly ran at the Welshman. It is not often you see a winger receive the most touches of the ball, but that was the case here.As you can see clearly on this attacking thirds chalkboard, we focused most of our attacking attention on getting Saka into 1v1s against Tottenham’s stand-in left-back:Recovering our composureWe found ourselves 3-0 up without ever settling into a rhythm on the ball, only having a 28.5 per cent share of possession during the first half.Mikel Arteta’s message at the break was clear. He wanted his players to manage the game by asserting better control of possession, keeping the ball patiently and making the home side chase it. This plan worked brilliantly for 20 minutes as we toyed with Tottenham, completing over 90 per cent of our passes, and keeping the distribution short and sharp:Raya’s loose pass to Romero for Spurs’ first goal changed the dynamic, with Ange Postecoglou’s side hugely reinvigorated from that point onwards. Forced onto the back foot, and with a busy recent schedule also sapping energy levels, we found it harder to counter with the sort of speed that was required.This position made for a nervy spell, exacerbated by Son Heung-Min’s late penalty, but satisfyingly the team showed great courage, resolve and togetherness to see the job through and record a fabulous, but hard-earned, three-point haul.

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