Arsene Wenger was left frustrated after his side’s 2-1 away defeat at the hands of Manchester United. Having taken the lead from an Arshavin cracker, the Gunners were reached and then passed by Alex Ferguson’s side.

Speaking of the game yesterday, the Frenchman highlighted how his squad may be lacking a little bit in experience, adding how his players may have wrongly assessed the two situations leading to the goals.

He said:

Football is unpredictable. I believe in this team we lack some calmness, maturity and experience when we were in moments where we were not under panic at all. We assessed wrongly two situations. The first one, Rooney was no danger to score, there was no need to panic. And on the second one as well. There was not one player of Man United around our players. So it’s lack of communication and still little bit I feel in these situations that we might be lacking a little bit of experience.