“Arteta lacks discipline, which is why we all refer to Him as a ‘BABY COACH.’ If I were Him, this specific player would be on the bench for four consecutive games,” says Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, pointing out the one Arsenal player who didn’t perform well despite their thrilling victory over Burnley.

It has been communicated to Bukayo Saka that his penalty in Arsenal’s crushing of Burnley over the weekend was “not convincing.”

At Turf Moor, the winger netted two of his team’s five goals, including a penalty kick in the first half. Though it wasn’t the most spectacular penalty Saka had ever scored, his shot managed to beat Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford. Tim Sherwood, the former manager of Tottenham, reprimanded the winger for abandoning Arsenal supporters, saying, “Your heart in your mouth.”

As the north Londoners attempt to win the championship for the first time in twenty years, Saka has shown to be a bright spot. Even though his most recent effort did not win over everyone, he is still one of their top goal threats and has started taking penalties in recent seasons.

Premier League Productions was informed by Sherwood, a former Tottenham manager, that “it’s up to Saka, and this isn’t convincing.” When it goes behind the goalie and into the net, it looks convincing enough, but if you’re an Arsenal supporter, you’d be salivating at that point.

“It was a poor penalty.” Take a look at the goalie; he ought to save it. It’s gone, really, beneath his hand. However, it ultimately went into the net’s back.

Saka has experienced heartache due to penalties, as she lost the opportunity to win when England defeated Italy in the European Championship final at Wembley Stadium.

Since then, he’s been unrelenting in his conversions of tough penalties, one of which helped Arsenal defeat Liverpool the previous season. His lone error occurred during the 2-2 London Stadium draw between West Ham and him last season. He is four for four so far this year.

Arsenal managed to stay two points ahead of Liverpool thanks to Saka’s brace in the victory over Burnley. The winger is certain that he can complete the treble even though he only managed to score twice and failed to find the crucial third goal that would have given him his first career hat-trick.