Arsene Wenger condemned “three bad decisions” from his side he believes cost victory at Anfield.
But the Arsenal boss believes his team still showed they can play a massive part in the title race, despite a late, late equaliser for Liverpool by Joe Allen.
Wenger
was left devastated as his side twice showed immense character to come
from behind and then grab what seemed a winning lead through the
impressive Olivier Giroud, but admitted his frustration at Allen's last
minute leveller.
In particular, the Frenchman claimed
his side had three chances to put the game beyond their opponents, but
made the wrong choices. “I am frustrated by the result
but not disappointed by the performance - we have shown character again
and came from behind to get to 3-2,” he explained.
“he
frustration comes from the fact that at 3-2 we had three situations
where we should have made it 4-2, and made bad decisions - that is the
frustration for me tonight.
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