Arsenal’s title collapse ‘will be painful for the rest of my life’, says Odegaard
“Arsenal led the way in the race for the Premier League title for a total of 248 days – and yet they failed to take the trophy. A late collapse – three successive draws in April followed by a 4-1 loss to eventual winners Manchester City – saw Mikel Artetau0027s side lose their way. Skipper Martin Odegaard admits the pain “will bother me for the rest of my life” as he reflected on the campaign.”
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