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Unai Emery says they will beat Bate Borisov at home next week

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery will next week be on pressure to defeat Bate Borisov but he has said that he believes in his players.

The gunners have already been knocked out of the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup by Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur. So Unai Emery’s only chance of silverware is only the UEFA Europa League because the Premier League is obviously out of his reach.

Arsenal is in the UEFA Europa League round of 32 but they last night lost the first leg of their encounter vs Bate Borisov thanks to a headed goal by Drahun in the first half. The Arsenal boss has received a lot of criticism because some of the fans were expecting the gunners to win this game with a huge margin but they got quite the opposite as they saw their team get held in Belarus, and they even lost Alexandre Lacazette who will miss the game because he got a silly red card.

Unai Emery has been at the Emirates Stadium for about 8 months but the job of getting the club back on track has been harder than it seemed in the first months of his era. After their humiliating defeat to Bate Borisov, Unai Emery has said that he is confident that they will end up knocking Bate Borisov out of the UEFA Europa League at the Emirates Stadium.

“I trust in our players and I trust in our stadium and supporters. There are two matches. Tonight’s match is important but we can’t [be knocked out in it], we are going to play a second match next week.” Unai Emery told Arsenal’s official website.

“I trust in our work to prepare for the next match and to have a different result at Emirates Stadium.”

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