Wenger: learn from mistakes

After Aaron Lennon grabbed a late injury time equaliser for Tottenham in the 4-4 draw at the Emirates, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger called on his inexperienced side to draw on the experience and the lesson learnt.

Wenger said: "We were all very disappointed. The mood in the dressing room was of disbelief and frustration. The players are united, passionate and want to win. They are in this together, they want to be winners together.

"We have a long way to go and we are all determined to show that we can fight for this title together. We know the truth on the inside and that is not what has been projected on the outside.

"So we know what we have to do. The future of the team depends on how well we respond. That is why the Stoke game is important.

"Our run is going on and I would say the future of our season lies in how much we learn from games like that.

"We have fantastic potential but the future of the team is how much we do with that potential. We want to address that very quickly and respond."