Arsenal's European Dreams Alive, Bouncing Back

0:00On April 10th, Arsenal's got their groove back this week, shaking off those cup setbacks to stay on top of the Premier League. They're hosting Bournemouth at the Emirates this Saturday at lunchtime, and a win there would put them 12 points clear of Manchester City before. City faces Chelsea on Sunday. Plus, they've got the second leg against Sporting in the Champions League semi-finals coming up Wednesday night. Earlier this week, the Gunners grab a huge 1-0 victory in Lisbon against Sporting, thanks to a stoppage time strike that kept their European, dreams alive. That result came right after tough losses in the Carabao Cup final and the FA Cup to lower league Southampton, which had everyone on edge. Fans were feeling the heat around the stadium, but manager Michael Artetta's preaching perspective amid the high demands. He reminded everyone that chasing four trophies isn't a failure, and he praised the squad's bounce back mentality folks stepping up instead of... Artetta singled out keeper David Raya for his man of the match heroics in Portugal,

1:04calling him extraordinary and key to their success. That performance only amps up the talk around why he sat out those cup games in favor of another option. With domestic dominance in Champions League momentum building, Arsenal's prime to handle the pressure and push forward strong.