Reuters Arsene Wenger says his players were mentally affected Last week Arsenal conceded two goals in the first 10 minutes against Manchester United and were unable to recover, ultimately losing 3-1. And Arsenal were once again guilty of a slow start as Charlie Austin took advantage of a Per Mertesacker error to give Southampton the lead after three minutes. From that point, Arsenal dominated the game in terms of possession but rarely looked like scoring. But Olivier Giroud salvaged a late point for Gunners with a flicked header past Fraser Forster. After the match, Wenger said he believed his side’s poor start against United was in the mind of the players. Wenger said: "I felt...
Full Story »