Manager Arsene Wenger hopes watching a painful re-run of Arsenal's dismal home Champions League defeat by Monaco can quickly get the players back in form. The Gunners have come under fire once again for failing to produce the required performance with an abject European display to lose the first leg 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night, a result which leaves them on the brink of elimination ahead of the quarter-final stages once again. Wenger maintains he is not immune to criticism, but is hurt more by the defeat than what the pundits have to say or anyone's rants on social media. However, the Frenchman intends to now focus on the challenges ahead, with the visit of Everton on...
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