Arsenal coach Arsène Wenger said
his team needs ten points out of the "most difficult" part of the
football Champions League on the eve of an away match against Olympique
Marseille.
Arsenal Competes Marseille in
F Group Borussia Dortmund and Napoli teams. The Bayern Munich ousted Arsenal
from the first knockout round on his way to win the Champions League title last
season.
Wenger said at a news conference,
"If you look at the group, I would say it is more difficult because all
the teams have a chance to qualify."
"And this means that for
each match of the utmost importance. Usually the team needs ten points to
qualify for the next round and so this is important."
Arsène Wenger continued, saying,
"Two years ago we were in a similar group, and Arsenal and Marseille
ascended... but it is very difficult to say who would step up to the next
round."
Frenchman Arsène Wenger confirmed
that Arsenal, who is running the Champions League competition for the sixth
time in ten consecutive need for a good start in tomorrow's game.
Wenger said, "We need to get
out points of both games we played on our land or away from home. As is the
case in any tournament, the beginning is very important to support the team
confidence dry becomes in a good position."
It will be a striker Olivier
Giraud in a good position for the start of the game, although he left during a
meeting of Sunderland in the Premier League at the weekend because of a knee
problem.
And the defender Per Mertesacker
will be able to participate in the game after recovering from the disease.
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