William Saliba was part of another defensive masterclass against Manchester City on Sunday, but said the team wanted more than just a point.
We became the first team to stop Manchester City scoring at home in the Premier League for 58 matches, recording our second successive shut out against the Champions this season. But afterwards Saliba said the team were not completely happy with the result.
“It was a tough game against a big team, we are not satisfied 100 per cent, but it’s okay, we take the point,” he said at full-time. “We know it’s not easy to come here and not concede and we did well.