In the aftermath of our Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Stamford Bridge, no one seemed quite sure who the goalless draw suited more. Arsene Wenger admits the tie is finely-poised ahead of Wednesday's decider, and this is what he told the press conference:   on the importance of Wednesday’s game… It’s an important game and we want to go to the final. We have an opportunity to do it at home against Chelsea. I think the two teams know each other very well. The first leg was very blocked, the second leg will certainly be more open, because at some stage, the teams will have to open up to try to win the game. It should be much more spectacular than the first one. on knowing how to...
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