Swansea refused to play and got lucky in win at Arsenal:Arsene Wenger

Garry Monk defended his game plan after Arsene Wenger accused Swansea of "refusing to play" at Arsenal.

Monk's side hit Arsenal's hopes of finishing second as Bafetimbi Gomis' late header earned them a 1-0 win at the Emirates in a game dominated by the home side.
Arsenal could not beat their former goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, though, despite 68 per cent of possession and three times as many shots as their visitors.

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A frustrated Wenger afterwards insisted his side were "unlucky agaisnt a team who refused to play completely and just defended.
"I cannot say they played a lot tonight. They go home but I don't know how many passes they made."
Wenger's comments were then put to Monk, who has masterminded Premier League doubles over both Arsenal and Manchester United in his first full season as manager.

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