Arsene Wenger admitted his side failed to deal with the aerial presence of Andy Carroll during their 3-3 draw with West Ham. Arsenal managed Arsene Wenger conceded his side need to improve their ability to defend in the air following Saturday's enthralling 3-3 draw at West Ham in the Premier League. An Andy Carroll hat-trick saw Wenger's men throw away a two-goal lead to trail 3-2 shortly after half-time before Laurent Koscielny rescued a point 20 minutes from time. And Wenger could not hide his disappointment at his side's inability to contain Carroll, who was an aerial threat throughout proceedings at Upton Park, adding that it has been a constant hindrance in his side's title bid. ...
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