FULL POST MATCH ARSENE WENGER INTERVIEW. We put ourselves on - TopicsExpress



          

FULL POST MATCH ARSENE WENGER INTERVIEW. We put ourselves on the back foot with the first goal and naive for the second goal, he said. If you look at the number of saves our keeper had to make tonight and you concede two goals, you can say that we can only look at ourselves for not being mature enough in situations like that. If you cannot win the game, you dont lose it. Especially in the second half when we were on top, we made things difficult for ourselves by giving them the second goal. Lewandowskis goal came after a lucky escape for the striker, who was only shown a yellow card by referee Jonas Eriksson when he clashed with Laurent Koscielny, and looked to have caught the defender with a stray elbow. It looked like [it could have been a red card] but I havent seen it well, Wenger added. But the referee was in a much better position than I was and didnt decide to do it. I will have to look at it again, I dont know. England midfielder Jack Wilshere was replaced in the second half having been troubled by an ankle problem, which is not expected to keep him out of the weekends game at Crystal Palace. Wenger said: You could see that he was not completely himself and that is why I decided to take him off. At the moment it is his desire to play that gets him through the game. It looks like he was handicapped after the first tackle he got. He looked like he landed awkwardly. He looked to me that he limped a little bit. We will see how he responds in the next two or three days, we have to wait for the medical assessment. Arsenal now finds itself in a three-way fight for top spot in the group on six points, along with Dortmund and Napoli - which beat Marseille 2-1 - and will need a better result when it travels to Germany in two weeks time. It is tight and difficult for us, but possible, said Wenger. You have three teams with six points, and we have played twice at home and once away, so that means we need a result away from home - but we can do that. Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp, who watched from the stands because of a touchline ban, felt his side was the worthy victor in London. I saw my team fighting and for us we deserved to win this game, he said. Winning abroad in London, of course you need a bit of luck for that but if you manage to make the difference with one extra goal then I think you also deserve it. If you watched this game not for Arsenal and not for Dortmund, you can say maybe Arsenal had some better situations but they played at home and we didnt come here to dominate Arsenal in London, we came here to get a result and thats what we did. #AdminIG
Posted on: Wed, 23 Oct 2013 05:33:28 +0000

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