Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has lauded the leadership of the Arsenal boss, Mikel Arteta, citing that the team is ‘well organised’ under his presence.
At the same time, Rodgers is also talked about how tough it will be to beat Arsenal in the upcoming Premier League fixture scheduled tomorrow at the Emirates Stadium.
“I think Mikel’s done very, very well since he’s gone in. He’s gone into a club with a huge expectation, which he knows from being a player there. He’s gone in for his first job into a huge task and I think how he’s dealt with it so far has been outstanding,” Rodgers was quoted as saying to the club’s official website.
Arsenal is on a four-match winning streak in the Premier League, defeating Wolverhampton Wanderers FC by 2-0 during the weekend. Arsenal is currently 7th in the team rankings with 12 wins and 49 points this season, while Leicester City is at the third place in the Premier League standings after 17 wins and 58 points. They defeated Crystal Palace by 3-0 in their last PL outing on Saturday.
Both Arsenal and Leicester City are slated to meet each other tomorrow and the Foxes have defeated The Gunners in the last two Premier League matches before entering this matchup. However, Arteta’s men must be highly confident especially after a four-match winning spree, including a clean sheet in three of those victories.
