EPL: Arteta angry after Arsenal’s 2-0 win at Sunderland

Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta, expressed his frustration following the team's 2-0 victory over Sunderland in the Premier League. The win solidified Arsenal's flawless start to the season. Bruno Guimarães scored the opening goal from the bench, while Bukayo Saka converted a late penalty to secure the win. Prior to Guimarães' goal, Sunderland was given a disputed penalty following an incident where Ezri Konsa pulled Dan Ballard down.

Arsenal managed to maintain their pristine defense, with David Raya making a crucial save from Enzo Le Fee.

After the match, Arteta voiced his displeasure during an interview with TNT Sports. The manager stated, "It's a huge win but it could have been something very different. You know it what way. In the way that they could have changed the game. You know who." Arteta emphasized his dissatisfaction, saying, "I'm so upset. It's unacceptable.

This can change the course of a season, the championship, and it's not acceptable." He claimed to have watched the match multiple times to ensure the penalty decision was incorrect, asserting, "It cannot happen. It's not a penalty in any case, in any context, in any league."