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‘Arsenal will never have an easier away game’ – Graeme Souness slams ‘shambles’ Leeds for Elland Road horror show

GRAEME SOUNESS blasted ‘shambles’ Leeds saying ‘Arsenal will never have an easier away game’ after putting four past Marcelo Bielsa’s men.

The gunners heaped more misery on injury-stricken Leeds, coming out 4-1 victors on Saturday night to tighten their grip on fourth place.

Smith Rowe scored coming off the bench for the second game in a row

Arsenal found themselves 3-0 up at half-time thanks to a brace by Gabriel Martinelli and a fine finish from Bukayo Saka.

And during the half-time break, Souness didn’t pull any punches as he blasted the way Leeds play, saying ‘they’re not going to survive in this league’.

He said on Sky Sports: “Leeds play like they’re in the school playground, they really do.

“When you’re a defender you have decisions to make. As a defender you must decide what’s the most dangerous thing. That’s where your concentration needs to be.

“3-0 does not flatter Arsenal. You have to say Leeds are an absolute shambles, an absolute shambles.

“They’ve got young players and injuries, but the way they’ve been asked to play, they’re not going to survive in this league.”

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Leeds showed some heart in the second half and pulled a goal back from the penalty spot through Raphinha.

But the in-form Emile Smith Rowe scored after coming off the bench for the second game running to seal the win.

On the win, Arteta told BBC Sport: “It was a really tough week but really positive with performances and results.

“We must be happy today.

“They had to play the most physical team in the league and they had to be ready. We had a nightmare to come to the hotel.”

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