Arsene Wenger could not
believe that Arsenal lost 1-0 at home to West Ham
United.
Bobby Zamora's lob in first-half injury-time condemned The Gunners
to a first defeat at Emirates Stadium.
But Zamora's goal was out of context with the rest of the game as
Arsenal dominated for long spells, only to be denied by the
woodwork twice and also a string of saves from Robert Green.
Wenger was happy with his team's overall performance, but was left
to rue another game in which his players missed several
opportunities.
"It's unbelievable," Wenger told the website. "I think we created
at least 10 chances today - not half-chances, but clear-cut
chances.
"It's difficult to understand.
"It was one-way traffic from the first to the last minute. I feel
everything went against us.
"The fact we missed early chances meant there was always more
pressure on the next one who had the chance.
"In the end I couldn't believe that nobody could put the ball in
the net."
There was also a question mark over whether Zamora was offside for
the winning goal, with Wenger reluctant to commit himself on the
issue.
He added: "I thought from the outside it looked offside, but I
haven't seen it again yet on the video."
