Arsenal draw with Nottingham Forest; Marduk: We will bounce back.

Arsenal, nicknamed "The Gunners," drew 0-0 with Nottingham Forest in the 22nd round of the 2025/26 Premier League season , missing scoring opportunities in both halves . England striker Maduk stated that the team will regroup and continue their pursuit of victory in the upcoming matches.

In the 41st minute of the match, Murillo made a mistake while controlling the ball, and Dzekelish won possession and charged into the penalty area before unleashing a shot, but the ball went wide of the goal line.

In the 68th minute of the second half, Saka chipped a pass from the right wing, Merino headed it on, and Jesus' close-range shot was cleared. In the 71st minute, Rice took a free kick, and Merino headed the ball but it went wide of the post.

Arsenal ultimately drew 0-0 away to Nottingham Forest. After three wins and two draws in their last five matches, Arsenal currently sit atop the table with 50 points, seven points ahead of second-placed Manchester City.

In addition, Arsenal will travel to the San Siro Stadium for the 7th round of the Champions League to challenge Italian giants Inter Milan. Arteta's team is currently in first place in the Champions League standings with 18 points.

Arsenal striker Marduk said, "This draw is certainly disappointing. We wanted to win this game, but we couldn't. It's frustrating from that perspective, but it's a point away from home, and we'll bounce back. We have a Champions League match against Inter Milan next, and we'll do everything we can to win."

"The season is still long, and we know we have maintained a high level of consistency and will continue to do so."

Marduk pointed out, "We weren't calm or efficient enough in front of goal. I felt the opponents had almost no real chances and posed virtually no threat in front of our goal. But we weren't sharp enough and actually had chances to win the game. But as I said, we got a point and will continue to move forward."

“We’re still in four competitions, so it’s basically just playing, recovering, playing again, and recovering again. It’s a very tight schedule, but that’s the beauty of playing in England.”