Arsene Wenger admitted it was an emotional occasion to watch his Arsenal side beat Huddersfield Town in his final match as manager. The 68-year-old's 828th and last Premier League game in charge of the Gunners ended in a 1-0 victory at John Smith's Stadium, courtesy of a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang finish. Wenger insists he feels more sadness than relief to be leaving the club after nearly 22 years in charge, conceding that adjusting to life going forward will be difficult. "Of course, it is very emotional after 1,235 games for the same club," he told Sky Sports. "To enjoy it, we had to win it; winning football games is what makes me happy and the boys did it. It was a good...
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