Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says Saturday’s
3-0 win over West Ham sets his side up nicely for Tuesday’s Champions
League clash with Monaco.
The Gunners were unable to fully capitalise on their
first-half superiority at the Emirates but Olivier Giroud scored just
before half-time to put them into the lead. They then weathered
some West Ham pressure after the break, before Aaron Ramsey and Mathieu
Flamini wrapped up the victory with second-half goals.
Wenger does not think a big upset is out of the question in France on
Tuesday, although his team face a daunting task, having suffered a 3-1
defeat in the first leg at the Emirates.
“We had a good week and it puts in a good position to prepare well for Tuesday night,” he said.
“We
know we have a massive challenge but we will give absolutely
everything. Another 3-0 would be an ideal result but let’s see what we
can do. The pitch (at Monaco) has never been fantastic but we have to adapt and not look for excuses. Just go for it and give our best. They are favourites now but we can reverse it. We just have to make sure the spirit, desire and belief are there.”
Arsenal’s
Premier League form is superb and they are now just a point behind
second-placed Manchester City, who lost at Burnley on Saturday night.
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