BEATING LUDOGORETS IS 'BIGGEST WIN' OF MY CAREER, SAYS IWOBI

The forward is delighted with his side's massive win against the Bulgarian outfit in Wednesday's Champions League encounter at the Emirates
Alex Iwobi has described Arsenal’s 6-0 mauling of Ludogorets in Wednesday’s Champions League clash at the Emirates stadium as the biggest victoy of his professional career so far.
The Super Eagles forward came in as a substitute for Alexis Sanchez in the 73rd minute of the encounter, and the 20-year old says the result is a good one for the Gunners.
“It was definitely the biggest win I've played in. We were professional from the start, from the first whistle to the last whistle and we played very well. It's a good result for us,” Iwobi told Arsenal website
“Well, it is early days. I'll take everything as it comes. The fact I’m playing for one of the best teams in the world at 20 years of age, I’m just buzzing and enjoying my time here.
“There's a lot of talent in this team, and whenever I'm given a chance I’m just giving my best, giving 100 per cent.
“As you can see, I didn’t start today and be able to do well so I just need to make sure I'm on top of my game.
“I’m happy for Chambo, he got his chance and Kieran got his chance as well and they did well. It just shows how much strength in depth, we have."
“Well, we did go into the first half well but in the second half we came out again and I think when we got the third goal it's kind of put them off," he continued.
“Not won the game already, but made it easier for us to express ourselves and there’s less pressure on us when we're playing and it showed.
“Yeah, we are confident. We did well at [PSG's] place and we believe that on our home ground, with the fans on our side, we probably could get the win and probably finish first."
He added: "We’re not trying to get ahead of ourselves; we're taking each game as it comes. It’s basically our mental side that we were working on"
“We’ve still added that to our game and we believed if we're mentally prepared in ourselves for this game that we would do well in November and it won’t be such a tough time, hopefully.
“It shows that everyone has the ability to score, as well as being able to create goals as well so it shows that our offensive side of the game is very strong.
“Just a congratulations and on to the next game. You’re only as good as your last performance and we're going to try and prepare for Middlesbrough at home.”
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