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Arteta Just FREED Arsenal at the PERFECT Time, Here's HOW

Is this the tactical reset that defines Arsenal’s season? Yes, it was Wigan. But what we saw wasn’t about the opponent — it was about the relationships, the dynamics, and the subtle tactical messaging from Mikel Arteta through his team selection and structure. In this video, we break down how Arsenal may have just stumbled (or strategically evolved) into their most refreshing attacking balance of the season — and why it could be hugely significant heading into the Premier League, Champions League, and cup run-in. This is not just an Arsenal 4-0 Wigan tactical analysis, but a breakdown of how this performance could transform Arsenal and Mikel Arteta's season. 🔥 What We Analyse: ⭐ Saka Central = A Different Arsenal How Bukayo Saka operating centrally creates: Unclear defensive “references” for opponents Devastating blindside movements 10-to-10 combinations with Eze More direct shooting opportunities Impossible decisions for back fives When Saka receives between the lines, defenders are doomed if they jump, doomed if they don’t. ⚡ Madueke & White: The Right-Side Reborn The RHS dynamics were fluid and unpredictable: Noni Madueke rotating intelligently Ben White reintroducing those quarterback clips in-behind Overlaps, underlaps, inside pinning movements Saliba able to sit centrally in a cleaner B3 structure White’s variation in positioning adds rhythm and deception — something Arsenal have quietly missed. 🎯 Eze as a True 10 & Verticality Restored Eberechi Eze brought: Touch-spin-release combinations Vertical passing through the lines Natural chemistry with Martinelli A genuine twin-10 structure when Arsenal dominate possession This setup resembles the fluid diamond combinations we often see from Manchester City — creating overloads centrally while maintaining width and depth. 🚀 Martinelli Rediscovered Gabriel Martinelli looks frightening when: Pinching inside as a second striker Dashing in-behind at speed Operating off a focal point like Jesus Abandoning width at the right moment When he chops, changes direction, and attacks space unpredictably, Arsenal rediscover one of their most explosive weapons. 🧠 The Bigger Tactical Picture This isn’t about saying “we’ve cracked it.” It’s about recognising a potential learning-through-seeing moment for Arteta. A possible shift to a 4-1-4-1 OOP block? How Rice + Zubimendi balance fits in tougher fixtures Whether twin 10’s becomes the go-to when Arsenal carry the onus Why Saka’s central role deserves a bigger sample size This refresh feels organic — maybe even injury-influenced — but sometimes the most meaningful evolutions aren’t planned in advance. 📈 Why This Matters If this is a new chapter for Arsenal, it’s not starting from zero: 4 points clear in the Premier League Through in the Champions League League Cup final FA Cup fifth round This would be a refreshed Arsenal — but refreshed from a position of strength. And that’s a very, very good place to be. 🎥 In this deep-dive tactical analysis, we break down: Arsenal vs Wigan tactical breakdown Saka central analysis Arteta system tweaks explained Martinelli’s evolving role Ben White’s underrated importance Twin 10 structure How Arsenal create verticality Why this could define the title run-in If you enjoy detailed Arsenal tactical analysis, Premier League breakdowns, and player role deep dives — this one’s for you. 🔴 Subscribe for weekly Arsenal tactical analysis 👍 Like if you want to see Saka central more often 💬 Comment: Should Arteta stick with the twin 10’s? #Arsenal #Arteta #Saka #PremierLeague #TacticalAnalysis #wigan #facup #mikelarteta #tactics #analysis #eze #football #arsenalfc #arsenalnews #benwhite #declanrice #odegaard #zubimendi #gyokeres #gabrieljesus #martinelli #madueke #norgaard #saliba #gabrielmagalhaes #calafiori wolves #premierleague