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Loss puts Arsene on edge

AFP, London
Arsene Wenger admits Arsenal's 2-1 defeat against Borussia Dortmund has left his side's bid to qualify for the Champions League knockout stages on a knife-edge.
Wenger's team lost their 100 percent record in Group F as Robert Lewandowski's late winner stunned the Gunners and ended their 12-match unbeaten run in all competitions.
Wenger conceded Arsenal had been below their best both physically and mentally. The Arsenal boss suggested a combination of fatigue and naivety had undone his team and he knows they face a tough road to the last 16.
Next up for Arsenal is a daunting trip to Dortmund on November 6 before a home clash with Marseille and then the final group fixture in Napoli in December.
"The group is tight and difficult for us but it (qualification) is still possible," Wenger said.
"We have three teams with six points and we have played twice at home so we need a result away, but we can dothat.
"Physically Dortmund were a stronger team than any we have played so far this season.
"But disappointment like that is
part of a team's development and growth. It is down to us to recover physically."
Wenger felt the turning point of a tightly contested tie came when Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson opted to book Lewandowski rather than show the Pole a red card when he caught Laurent Koscielny with an elbow before his decisive 82nd minute goal.
"It looked like that, but the referee was in a much better position than I was and he didn't decide to do it. I will have to look again."
With Arsenal's German playmaker Mesut Ozil tightly marked by Dortmund's tenacious midfielders, Wenger needed a
vibrant performance from Jack Wilshere.
But the England international was a subdued figure as Wenger once again deployed him out of position in a wide attacking role before substituting him once he suffered an ankle injury.
"You could see he was not completely himself, that's why I took him off," Wenger said.
"He looked handicapped after the first tackle.
"He landed awkwardly and after that he limped a little bit. We will see how he responds in the next two or three days and wait for the medical assessment."