Some Premier League fans are waiting for this England vs Spain match, hoping England will win so they can banter Laliga. Guess how many players started for England in the last England match vs France? Just guess, please.

Watching Viktor for Sweden makes the Arsenal issue even clearer. It is not that he suddenly becomes a better footballer when he puts on a Sweden shirt. The difference is that Sweden actively involve him. They trust his first touch, find him when he drops deep, and release the ball early when he spins into space. At Arsenal, Viktor can make the same run three times and still not receive the pass. We slow the move down, take extra touches, recycle possession and ask him to survive on scraps. A striker cannot build rhythm when he is treated only as a final touch merchant. Give him the ball into feet, let him link play, then attack the space he creates. Even when Viktor makes mistakes, you cannot tell me Haaland’s first touch is perfect or that he never misses chances. I still believe there is no way Havertz should be starting ahead of him. Viktor is not the problem. Arsenal need to understand his movements and start playing to his strengths. nitter.cf/TagliaferroPapy/status…