Arsenal manager Unai Emery insists he is not concerned about their away form despite one win since late November. A 1-0 defeat at Everton made it 15 consecutive top-flight away matches without a clean sheet for the first time since February 1985. And with four of their remaining six matches on the road – against Watford, Wolves, Leicester and Burnley – that is likely to determine whether or not they finish in the top four, a position they could lose to Chelsea on Monday evening. 😤#EVEARS — Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) April 7, 2019 “I think generally we are well. I don’t think we are very bad,” said Emery. “It is a bad result, not a good performance but we are fourth. “Our...
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