Arsene Wenger says he's hoping his side can rediscover their goalscoring touch by upping their tempo against West Bromwich Albion in the final Premier League game of the season. The Gunners haven't scored at home since Olivier Giroud's last minute effort in the 4-1 win over Liverpool at the start of April; a run of three games that has included draws against Chelsea and Sunderland and the defeat to Swansea. Eager for his players to send the Emirates crowd to Wembley on a high the boss called for more focus on Sunday: “It’s difficult to analyse really. We didn’t score against Chelsea, Swansea City and Sunderland but it’s unusual for us. If you look at the games, we had the...
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