Ultimately, nobody will remember how we won this game, only that we won it. There is no additional reward for completed passes, 90 per cent possession or barely breaking a sweat - the Premier League table only records points. And yet it feels right to acknowledge that we were ultimately pretty lucky to come away … Continue reading Arsenal 3 Southampton 1: A little bit of a mess…
Two goals ahead and utterly dominant in possession, it felt like a question of how many we could score in the second half.
A club mired in the biggest cheating scandal in the history of Premier League football played off as some form of hapless victim.
Is it too much to ask for one result that isn't influence by a match official? One untainted 90 minutes of football?
As much as we all believe we can predict what will happen in any given game, that we have some sort of special insight into the myriad possibilities, there are moments that few of us see coming.
As Mikel Arteta faced the press today, it seemed matters may be a little rosier than the doomsters among us had feared
What more can be said about the performance of referee Chris Kavanagh?
It came as a bit of a surprise, at least to me, to see the manager start with Oleksandr Zinchenko and Thomas Partey.
Bollocks to Manchester City. Bollocks to the sterility of their operation, to their arrogance and hubris.
The glee with which their chronically-online fans celebrated their defeat, and the corresponding evaporation of Arsenal's Premier League title hopes, left a bitter taste.
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