Arsene Wenger admits he has had on his birthday weekend with Arsenal lucky

Arsene Wenger's side climbed the table to third place

Wenger was Gunners boss on the same weekend officially it appointed 20 years ago, but the largest in French were the three points, randomly snapped up by his captain in the third minute of stoppage time that lifted his side within two league leaders Manchester City.
"I must say, you feel disappointed when you are in the skin of Burnley because they gave absolutely everything and one can understand that they are a bit like losing, be gutted because they put all efforts a reach to result" Wenger said.

Koscielny was lurking in the mail and was short-range Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after Theo Walcott hit the ball Alexis Sanchez in following a corner on the arm by the exertion had passed.
There was also a hint of offside with both Oxlade-Chamberlain and Koscielny standing near the goal line.
"I do not know, but the shot goes, but I was told, yes, we have a little luck, the goal was," said Wenger.

Wenger looked his birthday to be marked in frustrating fashion as the Gunners in the face of some gallant Burnley failed defense.

Sean Dyche side went closest to breaking the deadlock in the second half, when the imposing head of Michael Keane hit the crossbar.
Sanchez, Walcott, Mesut Özil and Alex Iwobi had been all dithering guilty when placed in the box Burnley while head Johann Berg Gudmundsson in full expansion of Petr Cech was kidnapped and Keane headed a corner 75 minutes against the woodwork, although replays appeared the keeper to show got his hand on it.
Victory, Arsenal seventh in eight games in all competitions and their success fifth Premier League, Wenger picked the side in third place in the table.
"It is a great victory because lost the city and we have five points and if you are five points behind a quality team, if you have the opportunity to get a closer look, you can not miss," said Wenger.
"We had a bit of luck. We had a bit of luck to win the game, but you can have a chance to win, if you go on.

"He was the kind of game you have to win 1-0 and you lose maybe 1-0."

Dyche admirably held after his side to see in this cruel way to lose.
He said he could not find issue with referee Craig Pawson after the game and instead took solace in the conduct of its own page.
"It's a handball goal," Dyche said. "They are frustrated at any point in the game, but you are sure get frustrated when you do not even get a kick on the left to obtain not something out of the game.
"Apart from that which is beyond our control, which is the referee, we have delivered a very good performance.
"Great organization, I'm really tactically pleased energy and belief in the group."

Dyche also felt Koscielny was offside when he turned the ball home.
"There are a number of things were", he added. "You can think of the referee sufficiently honest and probably have a difficult night thinking to go about things back home.
"It was generally good, and I will not insist, but it was a difficult question today of the referee in the last six seconds."