Source: SKY_Sports
Arsene delighted to dominate
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was full of praise for the manner in which his players dominated their UEFA Champions League clash against Olympiakos.[LNB] The Gunners were in full control versus the Greek champions but risked only earning a point after poor finishing threatened to let them down.[LNB]However, Robin van Persie struck in the 78th minute before Andrey Arshavin bagged a late goal to earn a second win in as many games in Group H.[LNB]Wenger, who will celebrate 13 years in charge in North London on Thursday, hailed his players, labelling the level of their performance 'outstanding'.[LNB]He told Sky Sports: "I believe we played a great first half and of course had plenty of chances, at that level.[LNB]"When we couldn't maintain that flow, that pace, in the second half, I knew that the difference would be made in the last 20 minutes.[LNB]"Then of course it is a case of discipline, patience and fitness. I think in the end the legs were a bit heavy, but we maintained because we wanted to win so much.[LNB]"You always want your team to take every chance but you also know that is not always possible. But I am encouraged by the way we dominated the game - that is something outstanding at that level.[LNB]"It is of course frustrating when you don't take complete advantage of it [dominating] but it is very positive."[LNB]
