Freddie Ljungberg positive about Arsenal's top-4 chances after Norwich City draw

Interim Arsenal head coach, Freddie Ljungberg has been optimistic about club, chances of making into top four of Premier League and subsequently, qualify for Champions League. comments came after Arsenal 2-2 draw against rwich City on Sunday. It was Swede's first game in charge. 

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Le saves day for Arsenal 

During match, Arsenal came back from being a goal down to level score on two occasions, and it happened courtesy star striker Pierre-Emrick Aubameyang scoring a penalty and a close-range finish. away side fell to Teemu Pukki and Todd Cantwell's goals. 

If t for Bernd Le's heroics, Arsenal would have lost match since defence continued to be a problem for rth London side. Le has made a total of 56 saves this season, more than any or goalkeeper in league, and if Arsenal still have any hopes of being in top four, it's because of German's performance. 

Ljungberg, however, had quite a few positives on day, with Arsenal playing with much more freedom and creativity than in recent weeks. In his post-match press conference, he said, "If we look at game, we started really well and I thought we dominated totally and found pockets and created chances. I would probably expect us to take lead and go for that. problem I think is that everyone can see that we had problems in transitions while we had possession, so that’s something that’s easy for a coach because we kw what we need to work on. That’s to lock and t get countered on in those ways."

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However, draw meant that it continues Arsenal's worst start to a season since 1975, and to achieve targets Ljungberg will have to turn things around quickly. He was asked if better results will come for club and he said, "[Yes], 100 per cent. For me, from what I saw in first 30 minutes, belief and how y went and how we played, that’s good. In my opinion, offensively we were good, and one thing, when we went on-nil down, it wasn’t players shaking ir heads. y were saying, ‘Come on guys, we can sort this out.’ That shows for me that belief that y kw y’re good players and we want to change a negative trend."

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Arsenal's next match is against Brighton on Thursday evening, and Ljungberg will be hoping to register his first win in front of home crowd. 

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