Harry who?! Watkins makes England case as Kane watches on

How it feels to beat Lionel Messi

Why Man Utd & Liverpool both want Argentine teen Soler

Online Soccer Betting: Our 2024 Guide

Top 25 African players of the 21st century - ranked

Where's Leo?! Messi invisible as Argentina upset by Paraguay

Jones exactly what England need as Carsley does Tuchel big favour

'Worst manager' Postecoglou branded 'fat fraud' by furious Spurs fans

Indonesia vs Japan: Stream, TV channels & where to watch

'Minimum of six weeks' - Parkinson confirms huge Wrexham blow

Alexander-Arnold making January move to Real Madrid ‘impossible’

'Arteta grabbed me and shouted that I betrayed him' - Aubameyang

Manchester City

Manchester United

Liverpool

Arsenal

Chelsea

Other

Article continues belowArticle continues belowArticle continues below<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script><ul><li>Arsenal scrape past struggling Leicester</li><li>Gunners surrendered a 2-0 first-half lead</li><li>Arteta opens up on 'very worrying' win</li></ul>

'Very worrying' - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta reacts to 'emotional' Premier League victory over Leicester

Premier League

Leicester

Nottingham Forest

<a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/arsenal-player-ratings-leicester-city-scenes-emirates-leandro-trossard-hero/bltd96c259cab598fd2" target="_blank">Arsenal were pegged back</a> after a quick brace from right-back James Justin. However, the <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/leandro-trossard-arsenal-needed-luck-beat-premier-league-leicester-last-gasp-victory/blt7d54d2645cd7e76d" target="_blank">Gunners had luck in their corner at the Emirates</a> as the 94th minute of the game saw Wilfred Ndidi turn a shot into his own goal past Mads Hermansen. Kai Havertz then finished the game off after a deflected Leicester clearance rolled the ball into the Foxes' goal.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Arteta has received a bit of criticism over the last week mainly due to the Gunners' tactical setup this season. A draw against lowly Leicester would have compounded the issue, and the Basque accepted that there were 'very worrying' signs during Arsenal's win over the Foxes.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

While speaking to the media, Arteta was asked whether the surprise result was something the players had expected, he said: "I have to check but I don’t think it was on that paper. It got very emotional, more emotional than we wanted certainly but I am really pleased with the performance the way we played, the chances we created, how we dominated the game and after 2-0 the result should have been much bigger."But this is the Premier League, the quality of the opponent, the quality of Leicester, they scored two goals and I’m even happier how we dealt with that situation afterwards. It was emotionally superb, in control, very clear in what we have to do, how consistent we have to be to attack the spaces and continue to do a lot of the things we were already doing, I think we fully deserved to win the game.On losing a 2-0 lead: "Very worrying especially in that scenario and with the performance that we produced, in theory, you should never get to this point but this is football and it’s the beauty of it in relation to many other sports. Then we have to earn it in a different way and we did it with unbelievable support from our supporters, they were unbelievable again."

WHAT ARTETA SAID

Arteta will now have to shift his focus from the Premier League to the Champions League as Arsenal will now take on Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, October 1 as they look for their first European win of the season.

WHAT NEXT FOR ARSENAL?

'Very worrying' - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta reacts to 'emotional' Premier League victory over Leicester | Goal.com Australia

Arsenal need luck to get over the line against a struggling Leicester City side, and boss Mikel Arteta has now opened up on the &apos;worrying&apos; 4-2 win.

&apos;Very worrying&apos; - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta reacts to &apos;emotional&apos; Premier League victory over Leicester