Cardiff City manager Dave Jones was a happy man after watching his side hold Arsenal to a goalless draw at Ninian Park. Jones said:
“I don`t think anybody can walk away from Ninian Park disappointed after that … and we`re going there to play them again, a world-class side,”
“We`ve got to match what we`ve done here, although we`re not stupid, we know it will be a huge task.”
“But I`ve never put a side out that has not believed they could get something from the game, no matter what.”
Arsene Wenger was slightly relieved but accepted the thought of a replay after seeing his side dominate the second half:
“Cardiff made things uncomfortable for us. But I sense that with any Premier League team going to a Championship ground in front of a capacity crowd, there is a good chance of a draw.”
“At 0-0, of course anything can happen. But I was not too worried in the second half. Cardiff did not create many chances.”
Yes, we could do without a replay because we have so many matches, but if that`s the price to pay for staying in the competition, then we`ll take it.”
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