Francis Coquelin: Arsenal will go to Manchester and Monaco full of confidence and hungry to win

Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin insists Arsenal's Champions League last-16 tie with Monaco is not over after they fell to defeat in the first leg.

The Gunners were favourites to advance before the tie, but the 3-1 defeat at Emirates Stadium means Arsene Wenger's men will need three goals at the Stade Louis II on Tuesday March 17.
Coquelin, however, is confident Arsenal can haul themselves back into the contest and go beyond the round of 16 for the first time since they were beaten in the quarter-finals by Barcelona in 2009-10.
He told Arsenal's official website: "We've got a lot to fight for. We've got a big game in the Champions League [the last-16 second leg against Monaco] and we need to try and turn that one around. Everything is possible in football."
But before attention can turn to European football, Arsenal must travel to Old Trafford as Wenger's men continue their march towards a second successive FA Cup crown.
The sides have not met in England's primary domestic cup competition since the same stage in 2011, when United ran out 2-0 winners.
Coquelin added: "The most important thing is that we've rebuilt our confidence now and we can go there [Monaco] and to Manchester full of confidence to try to get a result."