Arsenal boss Wenger: Henry has proved doubters wrong

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says Thierry Henry has proved doubters wrong by firing France to a semifinal clash with Portugal.
Henry came under fire from the media in his home country after failing to live up to expectations in Japan four years ago and at Euro 2004.
But Wenger insists the Arsenal striker can no longer be accused of going missing in big games.

The Gunners boss said: "Thierry's proved once again his quality as the best in the world, which is something I've always believed.
"I know he wanted to show something to those who doubted him and France after the last World Cup and Euro 2004.
"He was left very upset after those tournaments.
"But that is what makes him so special as a player and as a person - his determination to prove people wrong.
"His goal against Brazil in the quarter-finals was typical of him - a superb finish. For me, he's the best striker in the world.
"His pace, power and determination dominated the Brazilian defence in a way that no other striker has shown."
Wenger also believes Henry's inspiration can help France repeat the World Cup glory of 1998.
He added: "Thierry has given the French team great belief and they can win the tournament.
"I've seen him during the tournament and wished him well but he's with France and is very focused.
"Thierry has the determination to win the World Cup."