Arsenal interim head coach Freddie Ljungberg wants to see his side start controlling matches as they strive for a first win in nine on Monday night. The Gunners have taken just one point from Ljungberg’s two Premier League games at the helm since he was appointed as Unai Emery’s temporary successor last month. He takes his side to West Ham on Monday night knowing they will be in the bottom half of the table at kick-off following their winless run. Arsenal suffered a shock home defeat to Brighton in midweek (Adam Davy/PA) But the 42-year-old believes he knows where to start correcting the issues to get to back to winning ways. “If you score the first goal you don’t have to chase the...
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