Arteta says teams ‘might have to play with a stopwatch’ after Tomiyasu red
“Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was pleased with his teamu0027s efforts after being able to secure a 1-0 win at Crystal Palace on Monday night, despite Takehiro Tomiyasuu0027s second-half red card for time-wasting. Speaking after the match, the Spaniard disputed the length of the delay from the defender, but ultimately was pleased with what he saw as a “great win.””
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