Wenger respects Bradford

the Gunners’ trophy drought.
Wenger’s club have gone over seven years without silverware and, having been drawn against League Two opponents in the last eight, they are strong favourites to progress to the last four.

In the circumstances, the Arsenal boss, already under fire following a poor run of results in the English Premier League, has no intention of risking more criticism and a potential upset by making a host of changes to the side that beat West Bromwich Albion 2-0 on Saturday.
French right-back Bacary Sagna will miss out with an ankle injury, but Wenger claims he will field a strong team at Valley Parade. — AFP.

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