Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, admitted that the “pain is intense” when his team’s title hopes were dashed by their subpar performance in the last match of the season after being at the top of the standings for months. Arteta added that it will take time to recover from a loss of this magnitude. InsideSport.IN provides live coverage of the Premier League.

Manchester City wins the Premier League, while Arsenal loses to Nottingham Forest in a NARROW match.
Following second-place Arsenal’s defeat to Nottingham Forest on Saturday, Manchester City won the Premier League for the sixth time in the past six seasons.

On dropping the Premier League championship, Arteta
Congratulations to City for winning the Championship, first and foremost. After everything we have accomplished this season, it is obviously a very sad day for us, but we must now face reality, according to Arteta as stated by Sky Sports.“Today, we gave a goal away and we were not good enough to break them down. We could have played here for three hours. So, face it, it is my responsibility and I have to take it.”

“The discomfort is severe. It is a really sad day because despite working for 11 months on a single project and spending so many days at the top while developing the zeal, the confidence, and the skills required to compete with Manchester City, we ultimately fell short for a variety of reasons.

“Now, recover. For the upcoming few days, heal. It is incredibly sad and heartbreaking. I must devise a strategy to motivate the players. We have a challenging week ahead of us and a tremendous responsibility since we will be playing [against Wolves] in front of our supporters. They deserve a really excellent match since they have been outstanding all season,” said the boss