Arsene Wenger was left baffled by referee Michael Olivers decision not to show a second yellow card to Tottenhams Eric Dier as Arsenal drew 2-2 at White Hart Lane. Dier avoided a second booking when he pulled back Gunners substitute Olivier Giroud on the halfway line, three minutes after Alexis Sanchez had levelled it up at 2-2 for the visitors.Arsenal had earlier been reduced to 10 men when Francis Coquelin was shown a second yellow card for a challenge on Harry Kane in the 55th minute, with them 1-0 up at the time. I can complain that Eric Dier wasnt sent off, said Wenger. I didnt see a reason why he didnt send him off. I couldnt understand it. Arsene Wenger expresses his frustration on the touchline He [Oliver] looked ruthless with us and suddenly comprehensive with Tottenham. I think referees should come in the press conference after the game. We are questioned and they should be too. Maybe he could give you an answer. Wenger had no complaints about Coquelins sending off and he revealed he had warned the midfielder at the break following his first yellow card in the 29th minute.He knows he made a big mistake, Wenger said. At half-time we warned him. It was a mistake - he mistimed his tackle and got sent off. He has to learn quickly from that because at the top level you need to be controlled. Referee Michael Oliver shows a red card to Francis Coquelin We have big regrets because it looked like we were completely in control. Then we went down to 10 men. Thats the regret of the day. Its difficult to take.As for Arsenals title hopes, Wenger was unable to assess the situation as the teams chasing Leicester City continue to drop points.I dont know what to say about that anymore, he said. Everybody drops points so lets see what happens over the weekend.Im happy and proud of our performance today. We refused to lose the game. 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OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens figured their miserable 2015 season was merely an aberration.Instead, it appears to be the start of a trend.Plagued by the same problems they experienced last season -- injuries, inexplicable mistakes and close defeats -- the Ravens are stumbling through their worst stretch since coach John Harbaugh arrived in 2008.A 24-16 loss to the struggling New York Jets last weekend ended a winless October for the Ravens (3-4), who entered bye week with their first four-game losing streak since the days of Brian Billick.Under Harbaugh, Baltimore has been a perennial contender. Last season, however, the Ravens finished 5-11, their first losing record in eight years.The reason appeared obvious: Season-ending injuries to stars Joe Flacco, Terrell Suggs, Steve Smith and Justin Forsett contributed to eight defeats by eight points or fewer, along with a minus-14 turnover differential.After assessing the damage, owner Steve Bisciotti expressed confidence the team would improve.I have a lot of faith that well get it straightened out, he said. I hope we dont have as many injuries and I hope we (create) a whole lot more turnovers. I think those kind of differences would get us back to where we want to be.Just like last season, the injury problems began this season in the summer.In 2015, top draft pick Breshad Perriman sustained what would be a season-ending knee injury on the first day of training camp. Last August, tight end Benjamin Watson had his season end with a torn Achilles tendon.Still, with Flacco, Suggs, Smith and Forsett healthy again, the Ravens bolted to a 3-0 start. Each game was close, and on every occasion Baltimore made the decisive plays in the closing minutes.Then came October. Four losses, each by no more than eight points.In the wake of a perfect September, Forsett was cut, Smith was downed by a sprained ankle, Suggs tore his triceps and Flacco played through a shoulder injury.Left tackle Ronnie Stanley (foot injury) missed the entire month, and Pro Bowl guard Marshal Yanda (shoulder) sat out the past two games after playing 53 in a row.Two interceptions and a lost fumble proved pivotal against the Jets. All three turnovers occurreed in the second half, including a game-changing fumble by Timmy Jernigan while he foolishly attempted to run from the end zone with a Jets fumble.ddddddddddddlthough the Ravens didnt have Suggs against the Jets and sack specialist Elvis Dumervil has played only two games -- ineffectively -- because of a foot injury, the defense has been sound.Problem is, the Ravens cant score touchdowns. Harbaugh fired offensive coordinator Marc Trestman after a 16-10 loss to the Redskins and handed the job to quarterbacks coach Marty Mornhinweg, but the Ravens scored only two TDs offensively in their past two games.Part of the problem can be attributed to the absence of Stanley and Yanda, but thats not the extent of it. Untimely holding penalties, a poor running game and inconsistency at quarterback are all factors.Right now, we just have one guy here and there doing something that is a little bit off -- myself included -- and it halts a whole drive, Flacco said.When that happens throughout the course of the game and you have a good amount of those, it leads to what we have been dealing with, which is not putting any points on the board.The Ravens rank 26th in yards rushing and 25th in points scored. Flacco is 42nd among quarterbacks with 6 yards per attempt and has six interceptions compared to five touchdown throws. But Harbaugh remains steadfast in his support of the 2012 Super Bowl MVP.On offense, hes the key to the whole thing, Harbaugh said. He can do all of the things we need to do. We need to make sure that we give him a chance to do that. We need to protect him. We need to run routes. We need to create confidence in our passing game. We need to run the ball well.Thats quite a list. Yet, if the Ravens heal during their bye, perhaps they can regroup.After all, Pittsburgh leads the AFC North by only a game and still doesnt know when quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will be back from knee surgery.We can accomplish everything we want to accomplish, Harbaugh said. Thats the thing thats exciting.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '