Arsenal ace Freddie Ljungberg has set his sights on winning the
UEFA Champions League.
The last 16 of the competition gets underway next week with Arsenal
facing Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven.
Ljungberg, who is currently recovering from injury, is hoping
Arsenal can reach this season's final as he wants to erase the
memory of last year's painful defeat to Barcelona.
"It was a major boost for the whole team to get to the Champions
League final last season," said Ljungberg.
"We did struggle in the Premiership, particularly during the winter
months. It is a physical game and we dropped a lot of points.
"But we beat some big teams to get through to the final and then we
were underdogs against Barcelona.
"I think we played really well and it still really hurts that they
scored the winning goal with just ten minutes to go. It's hard to
take and I can't stop thinking about it.
"Pain is never good but this pain is good for us because we are
hurting and we want to go one better this year and win the final.
We didn't feel justice was done.
"I am desperate to get back to the final and win it. I haven't
watched the whole game on video since then, just the important
moments.
"It makes me angry when see that goal, I would like us to play
Barcelona again this season."
