Henry: We need to be patient with Yorke, and we could have handled better with Bibata

September 18: Arsenal had previously defeated Athletic Bilbao 2-0 in the Champions League, and CBS commentator and Arsenal legend Henry commented on Yorke's performance.

Shortly after the start of the game, Yorke successfully broke into the penalty area against offside, but a bad stop narrowed the shooting angle and ultimately failed to test the opponent's goalkeeper Unai Simon.

Henry commented: "The ball must be passed in this direction and passes the defensive player. If handled properly, the opponent will not be able to catch up with you. He had two opportunities to deal with it, but he didn't do it. He didn't even observe the situation, but just prayed to fool it. They were praying, but that stop was really not ideal."

Another commentator Richards asked: "Is this a question of confidence or a technical problem?"

Henry responded: "Both. We all know his goal ability, but this opportunity must be translated into a goal. He should have formed a one-on-one chance, which is the essential difference between leading 1-0 and maintaining 0-0."

However, Henry still called on fans to be patient, after all, Yorke's goal record in Portugal raised expectations. Henry said: "It is always unfair to evaluate the striker, which sometimes brings unnecessary pressure. Regarding Yorke, you have seen his previous header, the instinct to predict crossing and gently touch the ball to the far corner, is the standard goal-scoring goal of No. 9."

"He is not Firmino's No. 9 who retreats to the midfield, and he is eager to stay between the posts in the penalty area. He himself said: 'Please pass the ball into the penalty area and feed me'. This is a penalty area killer, the data will not lie, and Arsenal is the team that creates a lot of opportunities. This should be a match made in heaven, but it must be understood that chemistry takes time."

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