Arsenal must transform their frustration from Wednesday’s 3-3 Premier League draw with Liverpool into motivation for their next game against Stoke City on Sunday, manager Arsene Wenger has said.
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Manchester United’s former manager Alex Ferguson poses for photographers on the red carpet at th … “I think for 60-70 minutes of game we played really well and caused them big problems but we gave away easy goals”, said Jurgen Klopp.
With Arsenal one of the favourites for the Premier League title this season all we hear from opposition fans is about how Arsenal will only win it because they are less rubbish than the rest of the teams in the division.
The match came to life in the second period, with Vardy thwarted by an excellent rushing save from Hugo Lloris before Kane saw his goal-bound effort deflected onto the crossbar by Kasper Schmeichel. “It wasn’t a good night for a defender though, conceding three goals”.
Wayne Rooney looked like he had won it for United with a wonderful strike ten minutes from time but Paul Dummett’s late equaliser earned a point for Newcastle.
“In the next game coming up against United, we need to show more power defensively”. They conceded three, and so did we.
“Manchester United are a big team and I know how big this derby is here”, he told the official Liverpool website. You need to play football that people want to talk about. The champions’ revival under new coach Guus Hiddink was slowed by a 2-2 draw at home to West Bromwich Albion, which twice came from behind at Stamford Bridge.
“It was a nice game for the fans – a lot of intensity and chances to score”, he said.
Whilst the brilliance of Roberto Firmino and Olivier Giroud’s finishing was a delight to watch in the evening, the night would have not been as entertaining if not for some bad defending from Liverpool FC defenders.
With Mignolet struggling and his deputy, Adam Bogdan, making numerous mistakes in his rare outings, Liverpool recalled goalkeeper Danny Ward from his loan spell with Aberdeen on Monday.
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Arsenal had to rely on Dennis Bergkamp cancelling out Marcus Stewart’s opener to rescue a point against Ipswich, while Michael Owen and Kevin Phillips traded goals in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Sunderland.
