Aaron Ramsey criticizes Arsenal player's mistake, saying he needs to pay more attention.

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey has recently expressed his disappointment with the team's performance against AFC Bournemouth. In their recent match, Arsenal suffered a 2-0 defeat, which has dealt a blow to their hopes of winning the Premier League title. As a former player of the club, Ramsey is eager to see Arsenal lift the trophy once again, especially since their last title win was in 2004.

For the past two seasons, Arsenal has been runners-up to Manchester City, and this defeat to Bournemouth has put them behind in the race for the title. As he analyzed the match on Sky Sports, Ramsey called out two players for their lackluster performance - Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli. He felt that both players could have done more to prevent Bournemouth's opening goal, and mentioned that their positioning and awareness needed improvement.

Looking ahead, Arsenal's upcoming match against league leaders Liverpool will be a crucial test for the team. When asked if they can afford to lose to Liverpool, Ramsey pointed out that Manchester City has a seemingly easier fixture against Southampton, making it important for Arsenal to stay ahead in the points race. He emphasized the need for the team to be within six points of the top spot in order to have a chance of winning the title.

Addressing another issue that has plagued Arsenal this season, Ramsey commented on the team's problem with red cards. He acknowledged that playing with 11 players is tough enough, and that it is important for the team to address this issue and avoid making the same mistakes in the future.

As an avid supporter of Arsenal, Ramsey's opinions and insights on the team's performance are highly valued. Fans can also stay updated on all the latest news, exclusives, and analysis of the club by signing up on the website and agreeing to the privacy policy. With the race for the Premier League title heating up, it will be an exciting journey for Arsenal and their supporters, and Ramsey will surely continue to share his thoughts and support for his former team.

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