“The most important thing is how we are tomorrow,” said Mikel Arteta. The Arsenal manager has repeated the mantra throughout the season but it felt more relevant than ever in the wake of Wednesday's 3-1 loss to Manchester City. After the bitter disappointment of relinquishing top spot, the defeat allowing Pep Guardiola's defending champions to wrestle back the initiative in the title race, the focus immediately shifts to what happens next. Aston Villa await and it's a quick turnaround.
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