Freddie Ljungberg accused his Arsenal players of being “scared” as defeat at home to Brighton condemned the Gunners to their worst run of form in over 42 years. A 2-1 reverse at the Emirates Stadium means Arsenal have gone nine games without a win, a streak not matched since 1977. Neal Maupay’s late header sealed a deserved victory for the Seagulls, who had led through Adam Webster’s first-half effort as Alexandre Lacazette temporarily levelled for the beleaguered hosts. Ljungberg replaced Unai Emery on an interim basis after the Spaniard was sacked last week, but has so far been unable to address an alarming slide in form. Arsenal have not won since October 24 and Ljungberg admits...
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