Unai Emery eyes Europa League glory for Arsenal

Arsenal can compete for the Europa League title but the players must first cope with the long-distance travel during their group-stage matches, warned manager Unai Emery yesterday.

Unai Emery eyes Europa League glory for Arsenal
Sat, 01 Sep, 2018 - 04:30

By Mark Mann-Bryans

Arsenal can compete for the Europa League title but the players must first cope with the long-distance travel during their group-stage matches, warned manager Unai Emery yesterday.

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