Myles Lewis-Skelly reflects on his fierce performance against Tottenham, emphasizing his fearless attitude on the pitch.
London: Myles Lewis-Skelly is feeling pretty good after making a splash in the Arsenal squad. He really showed his grit during the north London derby against Tottenham.
At just 18, he was a standout player in Arsenal’s 2-1 victory. He got into a bit of a tussle with Lucas Bergvall, which just added to the excitement of the match.
As he left the pitch, he pumped up the crowd, making it clear he’s not one to back down. “Never afraid of no one,” he said, showing he’s ready to take on any challenge.
Lewis-Skelly had his family in the stands, and he wanted to impress them, especially his grandma. He was determined to show he could hold his own and win those tackles.
He described the derby as a dream come true, saying it was everything he hoped for. He was just soaking in every moment of the game.
After a tough week for Arsenal, this win was crucial. They had just faced some setbacks, and this victory helped lift their spirits.
Lewis-Skelly praised the team’s unity, saying they thrive under pressure. They needed this win, and they delivered.
He’s had a quick rise this season, going from not even playing to being a regular starter. He feels great and is ready to keep pushing forward.
“I feel amazing,” he said, clearly excited about his journey. He’s adjusting well to the demands of the game and is eager to keep it going.
