Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette admitted the Gunners should have scored more goals against Huddersfield on Saturday.
Two first-half strikes from the Frenchman and Alex Iwobi ensured Arsenal got their first away win in the Premier League since November.
“Yes, I think we should have had more situations to score goals, but we played against a strong team today in the second half. We were in a difficult moment so these three points are good for us,” Lacazette said after the match.
Despite Arsenal’s win, Huddersfield had more shots on target than the Londoners and failed to capitalize in their domination of possession.
“We knew today was going to be hard but we are happy with the three points in the race at the top of the table.
“We knew we had the quality to win today, it’s about us and we did that.” He added.