The result should be enough to secure third place for the Gunners, though, as they are now three points ahead of Manchester United with a superior goal difference. But boss Wenger was disappointed his team failed to score for the third home match in a row as Sunderland held on to secure their Premier League survival. "We want more and it is frustrating because you like to score goals and go forward," Wenger told Sky Sports. "When you are at home and you can't score, it's always frustrating. "We couldn't score and they defended well. We tried and tried but they had good chances on the break and maybe we were a bit lucky. "We gave a lot on Sunday (against Manchester...
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