Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta adulated his striker Eddie Nketiah for discrediting him by scoring two goals against Chelsea in the Gunners' 4-2 away win on Wednesday that helped their possibilities meeting all requirements for the Champions League.
"Assuming there is one player I think have been out of line with I think it is him," Areta told journalists, saying he had not given sufficient game chance to Nketiah.
"Today he showed me again the way that off-base I was."
Nketiah's future at the club is up in the air with his agreement up toward the finish of the time.
The 22-year-old has been on the fringe for quite a bit of this season, with by far most of his association appearances falling off the seat.
Arteta additionally applauded Bukayo Saka for taking his most memorable penalty since missing for England in last year's Euro 2020 last shootout rout to Italy.
"Truly the main thing that I believed was he was back in the mid year and what occurred," he said
"For him to dare to say I will take it in the future, since I'm certain it was in his sub-conscience, for me it is 'chapeau', regardless of whether he misses," Arteta said.
Arsenal's triumph was a significant lift in their bid to fit the bill for the Champions League through a main four completion and Arteta was happy that his side had shown they could contend on the enormous stage.
"I told them to play Champions League football you need to come to huge stages and beat those top groups," he said. "This evening we have done it and I am really glad for them."
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