Bournemouth star reveals how Arsenal crowd helped them WIN recent Premier League clash

Bournemouth star reveals how Arsenal crowd helped them WIN recent Premier League clashBournemouth stunned Arsenal earlier this month to blow the title race wide open and Tyler Adams says the Cherries could sense the nervous energy amongst home fans early onCommentsSportDaniel Marsh Senior Sports Reporter21:10, 21 Apr 2026Updated 21:11, 21 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesTyler Adams said Bournemouth's players could feel the nervous energy at The Emirates in their recent winTyler Adams says Bournemouth were encouraged by the tense home crowd during their recent 2-1 win away at Arsenal.‌The Cherries stunned Arsenal a week-and-a-half ago to open up the title race, with goals from Eli Kroupi Jr and Alex Scott clinching a famous victory for Andoni Iraola's men. Arsenal have since suffered a second straight Premier League defeat at the hands of Manchester City, who have all but wiped out the lead their title rivals had at the summit.‌As talk over Arsenal potentially blowing a golden opportunity to win their first domestic title in more than 20 years continues to grow, Adams has been speaking about the atmosphere inside The Emirates.‌“You could tell early on when they tried to play from the back that there was a sense of nervousness,” the United States international said on the Men in Blazers podcast.READ MORE: Pep Guardiola has perfect three-word response to Declan Rice after title warningREAD MORE: Arsene Wenger issues new Premier League title prediction after Arsenal stumble“It just takes one little error or one little mistake and the fans get a little bit nervy.“That's a difficult atmosphere to play in and thrive in when you're trying to chase a championship, because we talk about them like they're not still sitting first in the table.‌“As the opposition, it’s the best thing to hear.”View 3 ImagesArsenal's title hopes have been hit by consecutive league defeats(Image: Simon Stacpoole/Offside via Getty Images)Manchester City have a golden opportunity t...