Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta has expressed concern over Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang goal drought ahead of Thursday’s Europa League clash against Dundalks.
Arsenal will hope to build on their impressive start to the competition after winning their opening game away.
But Arteta is concern about Aubameyang who is yet to find the net in five games most recently against Leicester City.
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Arteta when asked during his pre-match conference how he feels about Aubameyang goal drought said:
“Well, from everybody because when we are at home and we’re not able to score a goal, I am concerned.
“I am concerned about the second half, we should have done better, we only had the chance for Hector.
“They didn’t have anything to be fair until after 75 or 80 minutes, but still, it is something we have to improve in the final third.
” The solutions we have to give them to attack better, to be more continuous, to be able to sustain attacks in longer periods and put the ball in the box more.
“We have been working on that so hopefully, we can improve it.”