Wenger holding out for a miracle
The Gunners boss was left crestfallen in the San Siro a fortnight ago, having witnessed his side taken apart by the Rossoneri, as a stunning opener from former Tottenham midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng was followed by a brace by ex-Manchester City striker Robinho, before a late penalty by Zlatan Ibrahimovic effectively ended the tie as a contest.
After what he described as a “shocking performance”, Wenger felt little genuine hope of progress. However, after two morale-boosting victories, over Tottenham and then Liverpool, to breathe new life into their Barclays Premier League campaign, the Arsenal manager will take only positive thoughts into tonight’s European showdown.
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