10 mens vs 11 mens. Who should win ?

What a thriller  game. Arsenal appeared to be coasting until they lost Jack Wilshere to injury and then Carl Jenkinson to a red card. Speechless Martin O'Neill. He wonder how on earth his Sunderland side did not find the net.


Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger:
"It was tight in the end, but it was a game with a high level of intensity where we have shown some brilliance going forward, but unfortunately we couldn't score the second goal.
"Then we had to show another side in the second half, especially in the last 20 minutes, down to 10 men, we needed to be resilient, committed and deal with everything they offered us.
"But overall, I think it was a typical Premier League game with top quality on both sides."

Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill:
"It was a great game from start to finish. The tempo was very high early on and it remained so.
"Obviously Arsenal, a top-quality team, caused us a lot of problems in the first half but I also thought we looked dangerous as well.
"But in the second half, we just came roaring at them, and that was even before the man had been sent off.
"Seriously, looking back at a couple of the chances, I just don't know how we didn't score."