Rafa Benitez

He's very clever.

So if you give them the right directions, right instructions, I think they will follow that.

But obviously you have to start with the principles and then now they are making too many mistakes.

So these kind of games, they will give them more confidence.

Sometimes you have a winger that is very good in 1v1 situations.

Then you don't need to do overlaps all the time because he can make the difference on his own.

What you have to be sure is that the rest of the team are keeping the position more or less to give them support.

The problem is that if the strikers, they go...

and you don't follow them, you cannot sustain the attack.

We were talking about Manchester City.

So the strikers are very good, they are coming, and the defenders have to be closer.

If you don't do that, then you are exposed in counter-attacks all the time.

So you can do that with these players.

Leave them some freedom to attack, but you have to be sure that the rest of the team are close to them.

They've sought the rot tonight, ended that awful run that they were on their worst since 1977, and Freddie is off the mark.

It's Man City next for Arsenal.

What next for West Ham United and Manuel Pellegrini?

We'll hear from him in just a moment.

Arsenal have their second away win of the season, their first since the opening weekend, and Freddie Youngberg was the man at the heart of it tonight.

His reaction now with Patrick Davison.