Arsene Wenger said Arsenal lacked confidence to score a second goal after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Crystal Palace on Sunday. Alexis Sanchez put the Gunners ahead late in the first half at the Emirates but they were pegged back by Yannick Bolasie in the 81st minute. Air of apathy at Arsenal Alan Smith: Arsenal need to answer questions after awful end to season Despite having 21 shots on goal, the hosts could not add to their tally and their title hopes are now all but gone, with Premier League leaders Leicester 13 points ahead and only five games left to play. It is a bad result, Wenger told Sky Sports. We had plenty of possession, but did not create enough clear-cut chances. We lacked a change of pace and our passing was a bit slow. Former strikers Alan Smith and Thierry Henry discuss Arsenals struggles Overall, we were unlucky as they had one shot at goal, but maybe there was a lack of confidence to really go for it.Asked whether Petr Cech could have done better with Bolasies shot, which beat him at his near post, Wenger said: I have to look at it again. It didnt look unstoppable but he will know that better than I do.Maybe we could have stopped the shot, but I will have to see it again. Should Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech have kept out Yannick Bolasies long-range shot? The goal earned Crystal Palace a 1-1 draw at The Emirates Arsenal will now turn their turn attentions to another home game against West Brom on Thursday as they look to cement their spot in the top four.We have to regroup and recover for the next game, and not look too far ahead, said Wenger. Today we have made it more difficult for ourselves. We have to focus and try to win the next game. 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