Fergie vows to take lesson from Arsenal loss

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson believes his side will learn from the dramatic defeat by Arsenal.

Mon, 22 Jan, 2007 - 09:28
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Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson believes his side will learn from the dramatic defeat by Arsenal.

United looked in sight of extending their lead at the top over Chelsea to nine points when Wayne Rooney opened the scoring.

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