Manager Mikel Arteta stated he’s hoping the World Cup break doesn’t impede Arsenal’s momentum, after the north London membership defeated Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 on Saturday to take a five-point lead on the high of the Premier League. Captain Martin Odegaard scored each targets as Arsenal beat Wolves to get to 37 factors, extending their lead over second-placed Manchester City, who misplaced at house to Brentford earlier within the day.

There can be a mid-season break after Sunday’s fixtures to accommodate the World Cup, which runs from Nov. 20 to Dec. 18 in Qatar. The league will resume on Boxing Day. “I would train tomorrow but unfortunately they’re not here,” Arteta informed the BBC. “I wish those going to the World Cup the best and they will look after themselves – I hope they enjoy it because it doesn’t get better than playing for your country.

“I do not know (if the World Cup will disrupt movement), I’ll contact wooden and hope for the perfect. When everyone seems to be again we’ll assess the place we’re and go from there.” Despite his considerations over the mid-season break, Arteta added that it could present Arsenal an opportunity to reflect and prepare for the second half of the season.

“It’s nice to be the place we’re and we’re having fun with that second,” Arteta informed a information convention. “Now now we have an enormous break and now we have to replicate on what we’re doing and be ready for after the World Cup… “When a team is in that moment you want to carry on playing of course, but that’s not possible. We have to use that time as best as possible.”

Arsenal return to motion after they host West Ham United within the league on Dec. 26.

(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse workers and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)