Arsene Wenger is unable to explain Arsenal's lack of killer instinct in attack this season. The Gunners sit seventh in the Premier League, having netted 30 goals, level with Tottenham but behind the tallies of Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City. Indeed, runaway leaders City have plundered an impressive 52 strikes from 17 matches to open up a commanding 11-point advantage over closest challengers United at the top of the table. Pep Guardiola's men are already 19 points ahead of Arsenal, leaving Wenger to question his team's relatively meagre return in the final third.  "Not quite clinical enough, yes," he told a news conference ahead of Saturday's home game...
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