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Wenger: It hurts to see Leicester win EPL

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
May 8, 2016
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Arsene Wenger admits it ‘hurts’ to see Leicester City win the Premier League title and declared his Arsenal side must be more ruthless if they are to win next season.
Wenger and Co. are third in the league table but a win over Manchester City on Sunday will see them confirm their spot in next season’s Champions League.
However, after seeing Leicester claim the most unlikely of triumphs, Wenger says he wants his side to show a lot more aggression next season.
“It does hurt to see Leicester win the title. If somebody is better than you, then you have to accept it – and Leicester were better than everyone else,” the Frenchman said.
“Do you think City and [Tottenham] have no regrets, or Manchester United? That’s competition. “We slipped up too much against so-called lesser teams. Why? I don’t know.

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