Mesut Ozil on Leicester game: Ozil comments on Arsenal’s performance

Mesut Ozil on Leicester game: The former German international comments on Arsenal’s performance against Leicester City.

Arsenal extended their winning run to 10 games across all competitions as they beat Leicester City 3-1 in the Premier League. Unai Emery’s side also registered their seventh consecutive victory in the England’s top flight, and are 4th in the Premier League table, level on points with 3rd placed Chelsea.

Arsenal started the game unconvincingly and an unfortunate own goal from Hector Bellerin put them 1-0 down in the 31st minute. However, Arsenal recovered quickly and found the equalizer just before the halftime. Mesut Ozil brought the scoreline at 1-1 after the first half.

The former German international was influential for Arsenal in the game, as he was key to both the goals in the second half. A worldly through ball to Hector Bellerin allowed the left-back ample space to simply cross the ball to Aubameyang, who tapped-in to give Arsenal the lead.

The third goal was almost a gift to Arsene Wenger on his 69th birthday. Ozil deliberately skipped the ball for Lacazette, who simply played a through ball towards the space created by the German midfielder. It was a deja vu for Leicester defenders, as Aubameyang scored a tap-in in front of an open goal to make the score 3-1.

Mesut Ozil has now responded to Arsenal’s performance in the match:

Mesut Ozil on Leicester game:

The German midfielder was influential in Arsenal’s game against Leicester City, and he took to Twitter to express his feelings on the match.

Talking about the game, he wrote, “I think we played some sexy football tonight! Proud captain of this team and this club! #YaGunnersYa #M1O #Arsenal.”

Ozil scored one and assisted another in a 3-1 victory at the Emirates Stadium.

What next?

Arsenal will now return to Europa League where they take on Portuguese side Sporting Lisbon.

Unai Emery’s side will aim at extending their winning run to 13 games by the end of this weekend as Arsenal play their third game of the week on Sunday against Crystal Palace in the Premier League. Both of their games this week are away fixtures.