Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta lambasted his side's performance as "so poor" as they slumped to a fourth game without victory in their 1-1 draw with Chelsea in the Premier League,
The Gunners took the lead through Gabriel Martinelli's neat finish near the hour mark, before Pedro Neto ensured a point for the Blues with his finish less than a quarter-hour on.
It was a frustrating result for Arsenal, who have fallen off the pace of the title race in recent weeks, and now find themselves trailing leaders Liverpool by nine points.
Speaking afterwards, Arteta did little to blunt his assessment of the result and their form, arguing that his side should have seized more opportunities throughout the game.
“The disappointment of not getting three points is bigger [than being satisfied] and it will probably be bigger after watching it back," Arteta told Sky Sports.
"I think we dominated them, we were the better team in many phases and situations in the game and after going ahead, very disappointed in the way we conceded.
"It was so poor. It is not our standards and we don’t accept [it]."
Arsenal return to action after the November international break with a critical clash against Nottingham Forest, who currently sit level on points with both them and Chelsea.
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