Arsenal Looking Forward to Come Back to Winning Ways in EPL 2013-14

The English Premier League has seen some unexpected turn of events in the March first week itself. Last week, Arsenal lost a match against Stoke City, which was a shocker for all.

Arsenal Suffers Defeat Against Stoke City

On March 01, Arsenal suffered a 1-0 defeat against Stoke City, which was a huge shock and surprise for the fans and the team itself. Arsenal was at number 2 position, but following the defeat against Stoke City, it slipped to number 3 position. Liverpool climbed to the second position, after they won a 3-0 clean sweep against Southampton. Chelsea retained its number one spot at the points table. The number one spot has made Chelsea tickets sell more at the box office.

A 'Massive Setback' for Arsenal

The manager of Arsenal 'Arsene Wenger' has said that the team's 1-0 defeat against Stoke City is a 'massive setback' to the team's title hopes. The team is now 4 points behind Chelsea. With the English Premier League entering its last phase, Arsenal can not afford to make any more mistakes now and slip down further. Arsenal has not won any EPL tournament for a decade since 2003-04.

Arsenal will now have to work hard to succeed Liverpool first and come at number two position before winning other games to out-stage Chelsea at number one position again. However, looking at the dark horse Liverpool's performance, the team is sure going to give a tough competition for Arsenal. The fans are busy buying the Liverpool tickets for the match against Sunderland on March 11.

Arsenal vs. Swansea City

Arsenal vs. Swansea City will be held on 26^th March instead of 8^th March due to quarter finals of FA Cup. This will be a riveting match, as team Arsenal have plenty of time to re-think their strategy and pick up their defence. Swansea City is currently on 14th position on the table and do not have to lose anything now. The team management had sacked its manager 'Michael Laudrup' last month just before crucial matches against the top 4 teams due to poor performance. The reasons given for his ouster was 'his lack of intensity' in training.

Whatever the situation is, but the show must go on for the EPL and the sale of England Tickets.