Arsenal's teenage left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly needs to understand "the line is really thin" if he is to avoid disciplinary issues during his career, says manager Mikel Arteta.

Mikel Arteta has urged Myles Lewis-Skelly to "learn his lesson" and avoid becoming a "liability" again at left-back following his first-half substitution in Tuesday's 7-1 thrashing of PSV Eindhoven.

MYLES LEWIS-SKELLY was dragged off just 34 minutes into Arsenal’s stunning 7-1 Champions League win over PSV. The young defender was fortunate to escape being sent-off in the match for two

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says Myles Lewis-Skelly needs to learn how to control situations better after his latest disciplinary tightrope.

Arteta is confident Lewis-Skelly will learn quickly as he "is very intelligent and extremely demanding of himself". He said "it would be an incredible experience" for youngsters Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri if they are named in England boss Thomas Tuchel's squad, but understands the competition for places.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he spoke with Myles Lewis-Skelly on Friday about his first-half substitution against PSV Eindhoven. Lewis-Skelly was booked against PSV and arguably lucky to avoid a second yellow card,

Mikel Arteta says he has spoken to youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly following his recent disciplinary issues but insists he does not want him to lose his “essence”.The 18-year-old was sent off in the

Arsenal are set to field a strong line-up against Manchester United in the Premier League this afternoon. Mikel Arteta's depleted side thrashed PSV Eindhoven 7-1 in the Champions League on Tuesday, effectively rendering next week's second leg tie at the Emirates a dead rubber.