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Wenger: Both City goals offside
- Updated: December 18, 2016
Arsene Wenger insists both of Manchester City’s goals in Arsenal’s Premier League defeat at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday were offside.
The Gunners went down 2-1 in the north west for a second time in six days following their loss at Everton on Tuesday, with Leroy Sane and Raheem Sterling scoring in the second half after Theo Walcott netted early on.
Sane was arguably inches offside for his equaliser, while David Silva was offside though deemed not to be interfering with Petr Cech’s vision for Sterling’s strike.
Wenger, however, felt both goals should have been disallowed, but says Arsenal must live with these decisions.
He told Sky Sports: “I feel we dropped physically in the second half. In the first half we looked always dangerous and sharp and on top of that the decisions went against us.
“The two goals are two offside goals and in a game of that stature I feel enough is enough for us. We got some bad decisions for the whole season and today I looked at the goals and both are offside.
“The second one …
