Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes that PSV Eindhoven's Peruvian winger Jefferson Farfan is the key player likely to cause problems to the Gunners ahead of the Champions League clash on Wednesday. "He is a big danger because he is a counter-attacking player and away from home their game is based on him," Wenger told Arsenal TV on Tuesday. The Arsenal boss believes that Ronald Koeman's team are likely to play a more defensive game, trying to hit on the break through the pacey Farfan. "PSV are a cautious team who came out in the first game and beat us on the break," said Wenger at the weekend.
Henry may take part in the game "They try to suck you in and counter-attack." Meanwhile, Wenger revealed that Arsenal skipper Thierry Henry is fully fit to take part in the crucial game. The French striker was doubtful due to a foot problem but Wenger assured that he is ready to help the team overcome the 1-0 away defeat after taking part in the team's training on Tuesday. "He can play because he played this morning. He can start if I decide to start him," the French tactician told Sky Sports.
