Pape Sarr Backs Postecoglou’s Call for Spurs Players to Emulate ‘Warrior’ Romero

Tottenham midfielder Pape Sarr has echoed manager Ange Postecoglou’s comments on Cristian Romero, emphasizing the Argentine’s leadership qualities and battling spirit.

Romero’s performance in Spurs’ 3-2 defeat to Arsenal drew praise from Postecoglou, who called on his players to follow the defender’s example.

Sarr, who has played alongside Romero this season, agrees with his manager’s assessment and believes the team needs more players with Romero’s mentality.

The Senegal international also discussed Tottenham’s upcoming matches against Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester City, highlighting the importance of finishing the season strongly to secure a Champions League spot.

Nicolas Jover: Meet the Arsenal Set-Piece Guru Behind the Gunners’ North London Derby Dominance

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal have conquered their north London rivals, Tottenham Hotspur, and a significant force behind their victory is set-piece coach Nicolas Jover. Jover’s arrival in 2021 has transformed Arsenal’s set-piece prowess, with the team’s improvement in this area playing a key role in their Premier League title bid. Since Jover’s appointment, Arsenal has scored 22 goals from set-pieces, solidifying their position as the league’s most potent team in this aspect. Defensively, they have conceded only six goals from set-pieces. Jover’s impact extends beyond the meticulous routines he teaches the players; his cunning tactics, such as blocking opposition markers and disrupting goalkeepers, have become a notable feature of Arsenal’s set-piece strategies.

Arsenal Clinch Thrilling North London Derby Win at Tottenham

Premier League leaders Arsenal emerged victorious in the North London derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, securing a hard-fought 3-2 win that solidifies their position atop the table. Despite a dominant first half that saw them establish a comfortable lead, the Gunners endured a tense finish after Spurs rallied with two late goals. Arsenal’s relentless pressure in the opening period paid dividends as they surged to a 3-0 advantage within 23 minutes. Tottenham’s own goal by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, followed by goals from Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz, put Arsenal firmly in control.

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