Arteta proud as Arsenal bounce back to go top of the league

Arsenal mentor Mikel Arteta was happy at how his side returned quickly with a 2-0 win over Wolverhampton Drifters to get back to the highest point of the Head Association table following a disheartening week that saw them took out of the Heroes Association. A misfortune to Aston Estate in their last association game put a spanner in progress for their title possibilities and the midweek misfortune to Bayern Munich in the last eight finished their European expectations however Saturday's success over Wolves got them in the groove again. "It was an excellent reaction, so glad for them. We responded in the correct manner. We had the right to dominate the match and got another spotless sheet once more," Arteta told the BBC. "Clearly disheartened to lose against Bayern - - little edges however we have five games to go and we are top once more." Arsenal lead the standings on 74 focuses, one point in front of Manchester City and three before Liverpool, albeit both their title rivals have a game close by over the Heavy weapons specialists. "We've been truly steady protectively and that is the stage expected to dominate matches in this association. There's nothing left but to dominate our matches," Arteta said. Wolves manager Gary O'Neil was content with how his side pushed Arsenal as far as possible, just surrendering the second objective profound into stoppage time toward the finish of the game. "It's rare you are satisfied and glad after a loss however in our ongoing circumstance to deliver energy and battle like that was a mind boggling exertion. The negative would be the subsequent objective, the fellows didn't have the right to lose 2-0," he said. "An unquestionably youthful group and crew gave quite possibly of the best group in the country a run for their cash."