Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner
has vowed to make amends for his wastefulness in front of goal
against Burnley earlier this season when the teams meet again on
Sunday.
Danish international Bendtner was guilty of missing a number of
clear-cut goalscoring opportunities as the Gunners suffered a 2-0
Carling Cup loss at Turf Moor back in December.
The two clubs are to go head-to-head once more, this time at
Emirates Stadium in the fifth round of the FA Cup, and Bendtner,
who netted a brace in his last league appearance, intends to
demonstrate his quality against the Clarets.
"What happened in the League Cup against Burnley was bad. I was
very disappointed with myself after that game," he said.
"I had three clear chances - from which I should have scored
two, if not three.
"When your finishing is not as good as it should be, it annoys
you - especially when we have six or seven one-on-ones and don't
score any of them.
"But it will be a new game, and if we get the same chances I am
sure we will put them in this time."
