The future of the Premiership crown remains undecided following Wednesday night's 2-2 draw between the champions and Manchester United.

"It looks like we've got the situation in our own hands as we've got a goal better goal difference," explained Ljungberg to Sportbladet.

Ljungberg was particularly unhappy his side failed to secure the points, after Thierry Henry fired The Gunners ahead in the second half.

"When we take the lead at our home ground, we are usually quite solid, therefore we were a bit frustrated that we conceded a goal like that," added Ljungberg.

The Swede was also unhappy that Sol Campbell received his marching orders for an apparent elbow on Norwegian striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

"It was sloppy of us to concede that goal. It got quite tight again. Then we got that red card. We were a bit irritated at the dismissal," concluded the Swede, who remonstrated with Solskjaer after the incident.