Timber: Arsenal need to address and talk about the recent anxiety
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Jurrien Timber has admitted Arsenal need to "address and talk about" the anxiety they are feeling when attempting to clinch victory in the closing stages of games.
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Jurrien Timber: Arsenal defender says Gunners need to 'address and talk about' the anxiety of seeing out games Arsenal needed late goalkeeping heroics from David Raya to beat Chelsea 2-1 on Sunday; it came after Mikel Arteta's side gifted late goals to Wolves, Brentford and Manchester United to drop points in their Premier League title battle with Manchester City Sam Blitz Football Journalist @SamBIitz Monday 2 March 2026 13:23, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Arsenal's Jurrien Timbe says dealing with anxiety from the fans around the race for the title is going to be key for their Premier League trophy hopes. Jurrien Timber has admitted Arsenal need to "address and talk about" the anxiety they are feeling when attempting to clinch victory in the closing stages of games. The Gunners edged past Chelsea 2-1 on Sunday but needed goalkeeper David Raya to pull off a 92nd-minute save to deny Alejandro Garnacho at the death. Since the turn of the year, Arsenal have conceded late goals against Wolves, Brentford and Manchester United which have cost them points and Timber admitted the scare against Chelsea was "unnecessary". Live Premier League table | Watch FREE PL highlights Got Sky? Watch Premier League games LIVE on your phone 📱 No Sky? Get Sky Sports or stream with no contract on NOW 📺 "You feel it, especially at the end," said Timber on Sunday evening when asked about the pressure on the team when seeing out games. "We stopped playing a bit [against Chelsea], which was unnecessary - especially with a man up. It's something we need to work on, talk about as well. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Arsenal's match against Chelsea in the Premier League "It happened a couple of times this season already. We put so much effort into the game, especially in the first half, and you have to go up 1-0 or 2-0, but these things happen - especially against a good team like Chelsea. "It's part ...
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