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Arteta lauded Lewis-Skelly as exceptional after his recent midfield displays for Arsenal.
Arteta said understanding the teenager better was crucial to his midfield selection decisions.
Lewis-Skelly’s recent form has given Arsenal momentum for key matches this season.
Arteta noted the teen may not start every game but can influence midfield balance moving forward.
Arsenal manager highlighted the role of intuition in using Lewis-Skelly at midfield this campaign.
Arteta cited Lewis-Skelly’s resilience despite limited playing time last season and upon return from pre-season.
Arsenal could face a pivotal match after a Champions League win, with Premier League implications.
Arteta provided updates on Jurrien Timber’s injury affecting defensive selections.
The piece frames Lewis-Skelly as a national-team talent who has navigated youth-to-first-team transitions.
Exclusives noted in-squad dynamics, including Calafiori’s fitness impacting midfield decisions.

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Paul Merson says two Arsenal players look like new signings for Arteta, boosting the title push.
Lewis-Skelly provides fresh legs in midfield at a crucial stage of the season.
Saka’s return from injury has boosted Arsenal’s attacking options, according to Merson.
Merson predicts a comfortable 2-0 Arsenal win in the West Ham fixture.
Other pundits, including Jamie Redknapp, stressed the growing importance of Saka’s return.
The article places Arsenal’s momentum in the context of challenging Manchester City for the title.
Arsenal push toward securing the title with remaining fixtures against Burnley and Crystal Palace.
The article notes that West Ham's need for a win adds pressure to the matchup.
Other Football News: multiple trending stories and quotes from international pundits accompany the piece.
The article links to Arsenal’s broader title bid and includes calls for engagement with Metro Sport’s updates.

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Lewis-Skelly returned to midfield and started in a pivotal Arsenal lineup that climbed the pecking order.
Arsenal beat Fulham, with Arteta backing Lewis-Skelly to play midfield and take his chance.
Lewis-Skelly has moved above Martín Zubimendi in Arsenal’s midfield pecking order this season.
He credits mental strength for handling adversity and staying prepared for opportunities.
Lewis-Skelly scored Arsenal’s first goal in a 5-1 win over Manchester City earlier in the season.
Arsenal leader Martin Ødegaard’s late substitution helped spark a stronger performance against West Ham.
The girl of the piece frames adversity as a defining element in Lewis-Skelly’s ascent.
Arsenal remain five points clear with two games left, with Man City having a game in hand.
Arteta’s decision to recall Lewis-Skelly coincided with his breakthrough performances.

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