Arsenal defender Callum Chambers believes that his side were unlucky to not get three points at Old Trafford.
The Gunners played out a drab 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Monday night.
They equalised in the second half through Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, after a stunning first half strike from Scott McTominay gave the home side the lead.
But they were unable to take any of the half chances that fell their way to win the game.
"As a team I thought we played well, we put in a shift and I thought we created chances throughout the game," Chambers told his club's official website.
"I think we've come off with mixed emotions. We know that Old Trafford isn't an easy place to come, so when you come off the pitch feeling you could've won but get a draw, it's not a bad result.
"Their fans were making a lot of noise. In those moments we had to stay strong as a unit, as a team, and I think we did that.
"We rode the storm and created our own chances, we put our own authority on the game as well. We came off feeling like we could've got something. It was a good, strong performance today."
