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Only words left for Wenger

AFP, London
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was adamant his side are still better than Manchester United despite letting the Premiership trophy slip from his grasp.
The Gunners have taken nine points from their last seven matches, allowing the Red Devils to surge past them, the 3-2 defeat at home to Leeds on Sunday gifting the title to United.
"It was a very small difference between the two teams in the league," Wenger insisted.
"But if you look at the FA Cup and the championship, we are the best team in England."
It is the second time Wenger has failed to keep hold of the Premiership, but the Frenchman believes if Arsenal had beaten Bolton on April 26 they could have retained their status as champions.
"I'm bitterly disappointed," Wenger revealed. "Last week at Bolton was the turning point of the championship. We had the title in our hands with 15 minutes to go.
"If we had won, we would certainly have kept the title. This was worse than 1999 because we were so much closer."
Wenger also insisted that given United's financial superiority, finishing as runners-up was no disaster.
"We look to the future and will try to finish first next season. But with 50 per cent less budget than Manchester United, second place is not too bad.
"Last year, when United lost the championship, they responded by buying a player for 30 million pounds. I certainly won't be doing that. Our most expensive player cost 12 million."
"I don't think United were flying, they were just consistent, but their last two games were quite easy," Wenger said of United's recent run that has given them an unassailable eight point lead.
"We can just congratulate them now. Winning the championship means you have been the best in the league. But I think it was very, very close."
The Frenchman was also quick to stress another championship tussle between his side and Alex Ferguson's men next season should not be taken for granted.
"We will do everything to win it, but we are not guaranteed at least second place. All these teams, like Newcastle, Liverpool and Chelsea, have as much money as us but we've had six years in the top two. It's remarkably consistent what we have done, it is the best ever in the history of the club."
Wenger, who boasted earlier in the title race that his side might finish the season undefeated, will reflect on what cost his side the championship.
"You have good and bad
moments in a season and recently we've been unlucky.
"The team gave everything. I think we have had difficult games lately and played against teams that really had a go at us.
"I have given every last drop of blood and energy to keep the cham pionship. Now I have to go home and think why I did not do it. The players must ask themselves the
same."
Arsenal host Southampton on Wednesday in a dress rehearsal for the FA Cup final in Cardiff on May 17 and Wenger is desperate to salvage something from the season.
"I want to win the FA Cup but if we win it will not be a compensation. The only advantage in knowing
the title is all over is I can rest a few players against Southampton on Wednesday now."
Wenger also dropped hints that fresh faces will be brought in for next season to cover defensive frailties.
"I have faith in those I have, we have world class players, but I will strengthen the squad if I can. I will be creative and find the players with the money I have."