The fighting spirit of Arsenal

The fighting spirit of Arsenal

LONDON - Arsenal plays very well with that dominates the game itself and also dictate AC Milan. In fact, Arsene Wenger has admitted Arsenal hit by fatigue. But Wenger was surprised by the spirit of its high-end players to create miracles.
 Yes, a miracle to reverse underdevelopment in the first leg 0-4 on the whole, it is almost here. But unfortunately, the Gunners almost one more goal to prolong the breath to be re-tried at least half of extra time.
 But what can I say, the score remained 3-0 was on the board and did not move again until the referee blew the long whistle. Arsenal failed to break through the quarter-finals despite a landslide victory for slaughter Emirates Stadium in Milan early this morning.
 As mentioned above, the architect was nicknamed The Professor was surprised by the spirit shown by the care of children in the midfield. Padalah, endurance felt fatigue after folding Liverpool 2-1 last weekend in the Premier League.
 One of the pillars that can barely played since suffering from exhaustion and finally had the flu, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, was finally able to play because the player himself who asks. Not only that, Chamberlain would be placed in the midfield to fill the lack of stock on the bench for Arsenal.
 "He (Oxlade-Chamberlain) was sick last night and we did not know what he can play. He had the flu - we finally checked his health again and he admitted to being able to play," Wenger told Sky Sports I, Wednesday (07/03/2012).
 "We did not shift at all on the bench. When our team began to fatigue in the second half, we played an atypical player in the midfield, as Oxlade-Chamberlain," he added.
 "But my players have high spirits. We need a lot of goals without conceding while playing against a team like Milan. Our position I played an incredible value," added Wenger.