“I’m seriously worried about him and hope he doesn’t play well against us”- Burnley manager Vincent Kompany says he is really frightened and concerned about one Arsenal player against Burnley on Saturday. No Saka, no Saliba, and no Havertz.
Vincent Kompany is optimistic about Burnley’s chances against Arsenal, citing recent performances against top teams like Liverpool and Manchester City. Despite losing 3-1 to Liverpool and City, Kompany believes his team’s display demonstrates their capability to spring surprises.
Burnley, yet to secure points against the league’s top three or the top 11, faced a setback at Anfield. However, Kompany emphasized the positive aspects, praising his team’s quality and their ability to perform well in challenging environments.
Reflecting on the recent match at Anfield, Kompany highlighted missed opportunities against Liverpool, with David Fofana and Wilson Odobert failing to capitalize. Despite the setbacks, Kompany remains encouraged by Burnley’s overall performance and believes in the team’s potential to secure victories.
Looking ahead to the upcoming clash with Arsenal, Kompany emphasized the importance of confidence and prioritizing the belief that Burnley can emerge victorious. He acknowledges the challenges of facing top teams but is determined to build on the positive takeaways from recent matches.