GETTY Olivier Giroud had a night to forget on Wednesday The Frenchman, who had been in good form coming into the match, was guilty of missing a series of chances on a difficult night for the Gunners who were beaten 3-1 in the first leg of their last-16 tie. But speaking to the Arsenal website, the 28-year-old said he was "disappointed" and "embarrassed" but determined to recover. “I am not a better or worse player than three days ago, it is just about confidence and keeping [strong],” he said. “I am really hurting, more than disappointed, it has been embarrassing for me. But I have never given up in my career and sometimes I have had tough games like...
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