Thomas Partay Injury concern for Arsenal while the title Spera hit Hard from Brentford Draw

Mikel Arte Question the availability of Thomas Partay for the decisive game of Arsenal against Real Madrid, while but admitted the hope of Wafer-Wafer to contest Liverpool for the Premier League After a 1-1 draw with Brentford.

Party put Arsenal A advantage against Brentford after 61 minutes to the Emirates only for Yoaane Wissa to transport visitors at a level 13 minutes later.

The Arsenal draw means that Liverpool will extend their advantage to 13 points if he beat the West Ham at Anfield on Sunday, with only 18 points to play through the remaining six games.

Arsenal’s attention will now return to Champions League While heading towards Bernabeu with an advantage of three goals following the extraordinary squeak victory with the Spanish giants four days ago.

But Partay, who impressed the pin of the Arsenal midfield this season and operated on Saturday as a improvised right -back, was judged by Arte after being withdrawn with 20 minutes left.

When asked if it would have been suitable for Wednesday’s device in Spain, Arte said: “We don’t know. I haven’t talked about with the doctors yet, so they will check it now and see how it is. He heard something, so we didn’t want to take risks”.

The possible absence of party could create headache for Arte after Jorginho was not able to continue when he suffered an injury to the ribs who left the Arsenal contesting the closing moments with 10 men.

The twelfth attraction of the Arsenal of a disappointing championship campaign means that Liverpool could even be crowned champions already at the next weekend if the Gunners lost the next championship meeting in Ipswich and the Arne Slot team sees West Ham and then Leicester at King Power Stadium on Easter Sunday.

“We still have six games to play in the Premier League, which will be really important, but surely now it’s all Wednesday,” said Arte, when he was put to him who is now the Champions League or the bankruptcy of Arsenal.

“It is difficult because obviously there are many reasons why we are that distance (behind Liverpool) and the amount of things we have to face, and in any case, we are where we are. But we want to be higher, this is certain.”

Christian Norgaard of Brentford could perhaps be lucky to escape a red card when his out of field scissor is equipped on Gabriel Martinelli in the first half was considered only a bookable offense.

Martinelli said in an interview with Sky Sports: “If my foot were on the floor he could have broken my leg. He said he didn’t mean and I believe him, but he could have broken my leg and for me it was a red card.”

On the touchline, Arte was incandescent with the decision and added after the game: “I think my reaction tells everything”.

Reacting to Martinelli’s comments, Brentford Thomas Frank’s manager said: “This is his opinion. I thought it was a strong yellow.”

For Brentford, the draw brings them until 11th and leaves them with an external possibility to secure a European place.

“We want to finish as high as possible,” said Frank.

“There are some excellent teams above us. There have remained six games and we must have a perfect race (to get to Europe next season).”