Arsenal’s new coach, Freddie Ljungberg, continues his search for first victory since his appointment as the Gunners head coach as his side were beaten 1-2 at Emirate stadium by struggling Brighton on Thursday.
As a result of the defeat, the Gunners are now winless in their last nine matches across all competition.
Also, the defeat confines them to 15th spot on the league table with a paltry 19 points and a goal difference of -2.
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The Gunners board parted ways with their former coach, Unai Emery, following strings of winless run and promoted ex-player, Ljumberg, to first team coach.
