style="font-style:normal;font-weight:normal;">It's the only thing I can do. I'm trying to make up for an cheap fifa 14 coins ps4  accident, ” said the Frenchman, who added, “Kanu and the whole team feel very sad about what happened. ”With his team very much in the league title race and still involved in Europe, Wenger was no doubt reluctant to face yet another fixture, but decided that upholding the spirit of fair play was the only course of action open to him. In doing so, he offered a response to the criticism the north London club had long attracted for their disciplinary record and their supposedly dirty play. “That's not the Arsenal way, ” he countered. “We want to win all our matches but no one deliberately goes out to cheat. ”

The English FA and FIFA accepted his proposal, with the replay taking place at Highbury on 23 February, much to the satisfaction of Bruce, who believed a return match was the only possible solution. “The sad thing about the whole episode is we were only 12 or 13 minutes away from a proper replay back at our ground, ” said the former Manchester United centre back in the days between the two games. “The players gave their all and they deserve this second game. ”Bruce was entitled to feel somewhat peeved, his Brazilian striker Marcelo having cancelled out Patrick Vieira's opener and then hitting the post before the unfortunate incident that overshadowed his side's battling performance.

Their FA Cup hopes came to an end, however, when Arsenal won the replay by a repeat 2 1 scoreline, this time without any controversy. Though 15 years have elapsed since that second game, Wenger remains firmly ensconced in the Gunners dugout, having added considerably to his glowing CV, which includes a UEFA Fair Play Award, presented to him that very year in recognition of his sporting gesture. Zied Jaziri could not believe his luck. Tunisia's left back Jose Clayton had hit a tame cross cum shot into the Moroccan penalty area which the Atlas Lions' www.fifa14store.co.uk oalkeeper Khalid Fouhami dived to stop.