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Full Time SWANSEA TAKE THE POINTS: Well, what can you say? The Swans have been excellent and you simply can't begrudge them off maximum honours from this game. For Arsenal, it's their second defeat on the spin. They had their chances but clinical finishing from the hosts has proved decisive.
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Substitution LATE SWANS CHANGE: Leroy Lita enters the fray with just moments remaining. Graham, whose goal looks to be the match winner, walks off to rapturous applause.
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INTERESTING FREE-KICK: The clock ticks, we'll have four minutes added on and Arsenal have a free-kick in a good position.... but this one is headed away and Swansea look to break.
Top Comments:
Dan Roebuck on Arsenal Player says:
Oxlade-Chamberlain seems to be everywhere at the moment, but there is no cohesion for Arsenal in these final minutes.
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IT'S NEARLY OVER: It looks like Arsenal will be going home empty-handed from this match. Unless there's a rabbit in a hat somewhere, of course.
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prem8911 on Twitter says:
Im starting to wonder if Arsenal is actually playing in white today
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DOUBLE SAVE FROM VORM: It's Rosicky who stings the palms of the Dutchman with a rasping drive, before Koscielny's follow-up is easily held by the keeper.
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VOLLEY FROM ROSICKY: And that is the impact that AOC can have. The youngster races down the left, eventually gets his cross in and Rosicky tries the ambitious volley.
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Dan Roebuck on Arsenal Player says:
Set up nicely for Tomas Rosicky from Oxlade-Chamberlain, but he just got over the ball and it flashed over the bar
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TIME RUNNING OUT: Arsenal are staring consecutive Premier League defeats in the face here. All the aces in the pack are laid out, but just five minutes remain.
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Dan Roebuck on Arsenal Player says:
Confident play from Swansea in tight areas in their own half. Arsenal haven’t had a touch in some time.
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VORM IN THE RIGHT PLACE: That was a cross of real quality from Walcott. It's Ramsey with a powerful header but it's straight at Vorm in the end.
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Substitution DYER OFF TO STANDING OVATION: And rightly so, he's been excellent. Wayne Routledge is the man to replace him.
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RVP HAS DROPPED DEEP: It's Henry in that main striking role, flanked by Oxlade-Chamberlain and Walcott.
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BUT SWANSEA ALMOST CAPITALISE: With Arsenal streaming forward the hosts break. It's only for a brilliant Djourou challenge that Szczesny is not tested.
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juanraderbas on Twitter says:
Thank you Djourou. Now, if only we could show that kind of muster on the other end. Come on VP, Henry an co.
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TEN LEFT ON THE CLOCK: ... plus whatever is added on. There's still time to turn this game on its head, and the signs look positive for now.
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Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Swansea are going to play for time and slow things down. It;s not in their interest to hurry things up.
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AOC MARRAUDS FORWARD: The youngster flys down the left and looks for Henry, but the vital foot of a Swansea man halts the cross' progress.
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Substitution IT'S MERTESACKER OFF: A real attacking substitution from Wenger. On comes Oxlade-Chamberlain.
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THE OX IS BEING READIED: It'll be his first taste of Premier League action since the 8-2 humbling at Old Trafford if memory serves me correctly.
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WALCOTT WINS A CORNER: Mertesacker strides forward... but it's punched clear by Vorm.
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RIP UP THE STAT BOOK: We've seen goal galore in a game that promised very few.
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SO....WHAT NOW? We've seen it all in that short spell, but most importantly Arsenal are still behind after it all. Fifteen minutes left to salvage something.
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PER PUTS IT WIDE: I'm not too sure how, but he does. Djourou wins a commanding header from the corner and the German can't get the ball under control. As a result, his shot squirms past the post. A mad five minutes.
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HENRY WINS THE CORNER: The striker's looping header only drops narrowly wide and Arsenal have the corner.
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...BUT IT'S SHORTLIVED: Danny Graham races up the other end, finds space inside the box and finishes excellently into the bottom corner past Szczesny. A bitter pill to swallow.
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bossmajor007 on Twitter says:
You're most vulnerable after scoring.. Swansea's punished the Gooners for that
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ABSOLUTE MADNESS: First things first, the Arsenal equaliser. Djourou feeds Walcott with an incisive ball through the middle, the England man making no mistake with a sweet finish.
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GOAL! - Danny Graham 3 : 2 BUT WAIT! SWANSEA ARE BACK IN THE LEAD!
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GOAL! - Theo Walcott 2 : 2 ARSENAL ARE LEVEL! WALCOTT SCORES!
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A LITTLE BETTER FROM ARSENAL: At least they're showing some positive signs going forward now. The substitutes will need to provide that new lease of life.
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ROSICKY TRIES THE SHOT: The substitute has a go from range but the shot is weak and Vorm has it well covered.
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HENRY MOVES OUT LEFT: It looks like the 34-year-old will be a straight swap for Arshavin on this left-hand side. The boss believes he can still play there.
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Substitution ...AND ROSICKY: It's Benayoun who makes way.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Tomas Rosicky has changed games more than once when he has come on this season. Probing form the midfield is a tactic that has worked well for Arsene Wenger
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Substitution ON COMES HENRY: It's his first Premier League appearance since February 2007. What impact can he have this time? A repeat of Monday is just what the doctor ordered.
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Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
We need a cool head in these circumstances and that;s what the Frenchman provides.
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SWANSEA CORNER: Koscielny and Graham tussle on the touchline and eventually the set-piece is awarded to the Welsh outfit.
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TIME FOR CHANGE: Tomas Rosicky and Thierry Henry are coming on shortly.
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DJOUROU DEFENDS WELL: The home side are showing no let-up despite their lead. Graham looms in the middle as Djourou is forced to clear for the corner. Mertesacker heads away.
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NEED A FOOTHOLD: It all looked so promising at the beginning of the half but not Arsenal have it all to do. A real, real blow.
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ARSENAL GO TO SLEEP: They've paid the price dearly. The Gunners give the ball away cheaply, Sigurdsson finds Dyer in space and the winger does the rest with a fine finish.
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RM2SteveG on Twitter says:
Terrible defending. Arsenal need Henry to come in to show these guys how this is supposed to be done
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GOAL! - Nathan Dyer 2 : 1 DISASTER! DYER PUTS THE HOSTS AHEAD!
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SIGURDSSON LOOKING BRIGHT: He's looking sharp since his arrival. At the time it looked a smart loan signing from Swansea when they got his short-term signature from Hoffenheim at the start of the window.
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ARSENAL UNDER PRESSURE: After a bright start out of the traps, the Gunners are riding the wave of Swansea pressure. This time Benayoun stabs a corner clear.
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ALLEN FIRES WIDE: The young Welshman gathers on the edge of the area and drives a rasping effort just wide of Szczesny's goal. It looked closer than it probably was, in truth.
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MIQUEL CLIPS ONE IN: The youngster has clearly been told to get forward more this half. This time the cross isn't so good, however.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
There seems to be a tactical change for Arsenal. Benayoun is playing down the left hand side and Arshavin has moved into the middle.
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DYER FLASHES WIDE: That was reasonably close for Swansea. The corner is only half cleared by Arsenal, and Dyer cuts inside before unleashing an effort just past the post. Szczesny had it covered.
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Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Wojciech Szczesny threw his hands up like he knew that was going wide all day long, but the fans thought it was 2-1
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KOSCIELNY DEFENDS: Dyer, who has been so dangerous this match, sees his useful cross flicked away by the French defender for a corner.
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VAN PERSIE HEADS CLEAR: Sigurdsson floats in the corner from the right but the Arsenal captain is on hand with the header away.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Van Persie is helping out on corners now – he seems to be the back-post man
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ARSHAVIN SHOOTS OVER: That was a good chance, as the Russian blazes over from Ramsey's pass. This is a fine start to the second half from Arsenal.
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SUPER BALL FROM MIQUEL: Arshavin plays the Spaniard in down the left with an excellent ball, before the young left-back plays in a dangerous ball into the box. Any touch would have sent that home.
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'THIERRY HENRY, THIERRY HENRY': The Frenchman is warming up on the touchline and the Arsenal supporters want him on already.
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Adrian Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Swansea won’t be thinking about Henry at the moment, but as soon as they see him coming onto to the pitch, they won’t fancy it. He’s a legend of the game and the Swansea players will know he made a huge impact when he came on against Leeds and it could affect them
Kick Off WE'RE OFF AGAIN: And Walcott races forward from the off before sending a shot flying over the bar. Positive start.
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Substitution SWANSEA CHANGE: Kemy Agustien is withdrawn for Icelandic hotshot Gylfi Sigurdsson. Agustien had a decent first half.
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THEY'RE BACK OUT: Arsenal jog back onto the pitch with everything left to play for in this second half. It might not have gone entirely their way in the first, but Arsene Wenger's words of wisdom may put a few things right.
Top Comments:
Adrian Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Arsene Wenger will be sorely tempted to bring on henry as the minutes tick by in the second half. I'd be tempted to make the change at the half and see if he can go for a full 45 minutes.
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FIRST-HALF STATS: Well, worryingly Arsenal have only enjoyed 43% of the possession so far. That has to change for starters. In terms of shots, however, it's four apiece. Arsenal have hit the target with every one of them.
Half Time LEVEL AT THE BREAK: Arsenal took the lead through an early trademark Van Persie strike, before Sinclair drew the hosts level just minutes later. It's a fair scoreline on reflection, but Arsenal are yet to convince. Swansea have impressed against their more illustrious visitors and look good value for their share so far.
Top Comments:
KaraboSkay on Twitter says:
Defence is looking good but wrong decisions and lack of firepower at the front is costing us
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TWO MINUTES ADDED ON: Not too much in the way of stoppages so far in this one.
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WALCOTT FLICKS IT ON: The England man gets his head to it, but Vorm is there to clutch hold of the ball mid-air.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
I think Swansea have switched off a bit and Arsenal are beginning to take control of the game. But I still want to see more concentration
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ARSENAL WIN THE FREE-KICK: It's in a good position near the corner flag. A chance to cross, with Koscielny and Mertesacker getting forward.
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ARSHAVIN WITH THE SHOT: That looked a little out of frustration in truth. The Russian has a pop from range but Rangel is on hand with the block.
Top Comments:
LevReynolds on Twitter says:
Wilshere, Sagna, Gibbs, Gervinho, Vermaelen would all start usually. We'd be bossing this game with them
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DYER STINGS SZCZESNY'S PALMS: Dyer v Miquel was always going to be an interesting battle, and the former gets the better this time. He cuts inside before unleashing a decent effort straight down the throat of Szczesny.
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Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
We know the stats can vary depending on the provider, but swnasea has 66 per cent of possession right now. Although most of that has been in their own end and non-threatening
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IT'S ALL GONE QUIET: Neither side have tested the two goalkeepers too much. Possession is being squandered at regular intervals as both teams jostle for their share of the play.
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Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Talking about statistics... we know the stats can vary depending on the provider, but Swansea has 66 per cent of possession right now. Although most of that has been in their own end and non-threatening
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STRONG FROM MERTESACKER: Graham crashes in a low cross into the penalty area but the German is on hand to slide in and avert danger.
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HOSTS HAPPY IN POSSESSION: There's no real rush to get the ball forward from Swansea at the moment. They're being patient in their own half for now.
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AA_screenwriter on Twitter says:
Dyer & Sinclair have had more effect in this game than Arshavin and Walcott. I say bring on the OX.
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OFF THE LINE! He might have 18 league goals this season but he can defend too. The set-piece is headed back across goal by Spurs loanee Caulker, with Van Persie on hand to head clear.
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kamsy_d on Twitter says:
The defence is not organized today. The injuries are becoming a serious burden.
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SILLY FROM YOSSI: Swansea try and create some space in a tight area out wide, but Benayoun gives them the opportunity to cross from a free-kick.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Swansea arew asking a lot of questions. They are peppering the goal with lots of crosses. They really are a decent side.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR ROBIN: Brendan Rogers will be furious with that defending. First Britton gives the ball away cheaply to Benayoun, who then finds Van Persie in acres of space. He bears down on goal and strikes, but Vorm smothers the shot excellently. That's why they love him in this corner of Wales.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Swansea allowed Robin van Persie acres of space. There was one covering defender closing in on the Dutchman but it wasn't the most confident shot from him
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ALMOST FOR ANDREY: Arshavin and Van Persie try to link up after a delightful ball from the back, but the Russian is flagged offside. That looked promising.
Top Comments:
Dan Roebuck on Arsenal Player says:
He wasn't REALLY offside. That’s one of those offiside rules that no one understands anyway
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RAMSEY WINS THE TUSSLE: The Welshman wins the ball from Agustien and then the free-kick. The Swansea fans respond with a slanderous chant no doubt related to his Cardiff connections.
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WASTEFUL FROM SINCLAIR: The winger finds the ball at his feet with space and time, but his effort at a cross is poor.
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HOME CROWD ARE DELIGHTED: They have every reason to be. Their side are playing some hugely encouraging stuff. You certainly wouldn't have put them down as a newly-promoted side.
Top Comments:
kwirirayi on Twitter says:
This is Swansea not Barcelona. You can't be sitting that deep against them. Honestly!
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TAKE IT EASY, ARSENAL: A good spell of possession certainly wouldn't go amiss right now. Arsenal are looking to break quickly, but errors are proving costly going forward.
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aobarsenal on Twitter says:
People don't always appreciate how Arteta holds the ball so well.
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
This is a case where the lack of a real full-back affects you offensively as well as defensively
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BRILLIANT FROM DJOUROU: The Swiss defender gets his head to the corner and Miquel eventually clears to safety. Arsenal are a little penned in right now.
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SWANSEA CORNER: Agustien drives a hopeful free-kick from 35 yards, which takes a deflection.
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SO CLOSE FOR RAMSEY! Van Persie's initial shot is blocked, but Ramsey scoops up possession en route to goal. He flashes a ball across the box, but Swansea eventually get rid. That could have gone anywhere.
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GOAL! - Scott Sinclair 1 : 1 SINCLAIR CONVERTS: Szczesny guesses right but the penalty is tucked into the left corner of the net with aplomb. Swansea probably deserve their leveller.
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MEEKZ_NYG on Twitter says:
Does Henry really have to come in the game and save the day again?
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PENALTY TO SWANSEA! Oh, no! Replays suggest that Ramsey did indeed clip Nathan Dyer inside the box. The winger went down and Michael Oliver points to the spot...
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tdjukic on Twitter says:
Was there contact? Did Ramsey really clip him?
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BUT IT COMES TO NOTHING: Allen's delivery is poor from the resulting set-piece, and Williams can't keep the ball in play. Goal-kick.
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HANDBALL! It's Benayoun who gives away a free-kick in a useful position after allegedly blocking Rangel's cross with his arm.
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ALMOST FOR DYER: Sinclair leads the quick breakaway for Swansea and looks to play in his fellow winger - but Szczesny gathers comfortably.
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'HE SCORES WHEN HE WANTS', comes the cry. He really does, doesn't he?
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CONFIDENT START: They have the early goal and now they look classy in possession. Swansea ave responded well to their early setback, however.
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SWANSEA LOOK FOR RESPONSE: Graham tries to tee up Allen for the strike, but the former had already been flagged offside.
Top Comments:
Richard Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
It will be interesting to see what Swansea do being down a goal. They are a possession side and are happy to do that, but now they have to force the game. They can’t afford to concede another goal, that’s for sure. Then they would have to completely change the way they play the game
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IT'S ANOTHER FOR RVP: That's 20 league goals in his last 20 away matches for the captain. There's no stopping him right now. Erm, unless you're Fulham.
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CALNKE on Twitter says:
Class finish RVP, keeper & defender wondering where there defending went. Good assist AA. Now get second, need be ruthless
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WHAT A START FOR ARSENAL! As he did against Everton, it was Andrey Arshavin with the decisive ball. The Russian plays in the Dutchman through the middle, who fakes before firing past Vorm.
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@beautifulgroan on Twitter says:
Robin! How on earth did he do that? Thought he'd delayed too long, and suddenly the net was bulging
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GOAL! - Robin van Persie 0 : 1 IT'S ROBIN! ARSENAL TAKE THE LEAD!
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EXCELLENT NOISE IN WALES: Both sets of supporters are doing their bit in these early exchanges.
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GREAT LINK-UP FROM RVP: Alex Song clips the ball onto the head of Van Persie, who almost frees Walcott through the middle. It's just cleared before the winger can cause any problems.
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AGUSTIEN TRIES ONE: The Dutchman bustles forward past Ramsey and gets sight of goal - but his eventual effort is wayward. Well wide.
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AND THEY'RE OFF: Swansea will get us started. There's a beautiful atmosphere here at kick-off.
'LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE': Roars the tannoy here at the Liberty Stadium. Err, OK.
IGGY'S FIRST LEAGUE START: I forgot to mention this. He's made eight appearances so far this season but this is his first from the off in the Premier League.
AND HERE THEY COME: Arsenal, as ever, led by Robin van Persie. Can he get back on the score sheet this afternoon? You would be mad to bet against it, clearly.
FIVE MINUTES TO GO: The teams are gathered in the tunnel and we'll be underway shortly once the formalities are out of the way. Fe-fi-fo-fum...
HISTORY BRIEF: Well, in truth there's not a great deal between these two sides. But Swansea beat Arsenal 2-0 home and away in the 1981/82 season - the last season the two sides were pitted against one another in the top flight.
RAMSEY'S ON HOME SOIL: A product of the Cardiff City youth programme, there's no doubt which side of south Wales his priorities lie. So a double incentive for the young Welshman this afternoon, if you will.
BIG CHANCE FOR DUO: Andrey Arshavin and Yossi Benayoun both have opportunities to shine this afternoon. Benayoun in particular will be keen to demonstrate his worth with Arteta sidelined for a brief period.
FIFTEEN MINUTES AWAY: Not long to go now until the two sides emerge for this one. But which Arsenal will turn up today? We want a rampage...
SWANSEA IMPRESSED: The Swans are perhaps one of the best sides to visit the Emirates so far this season. It was only a rare goalkeeping error from Michel Vorm that denied them a share of the spoils.
Top Comments:
Adrian Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Swansea won’t be relegation fodder. They have a lot to do, but they look at home in the Premier League -- and their results have given them confidence.
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PARK HUNTING FOR LEAGUE DEBUT: The South Korean is named among the substitutes this afternoon. He's still looking for his first taste of Premier League action.
CAN THIERRY INSPIRE AGAIN? He did it against Leeds and now the weight of expectation naturally falls on his shoulders. Hopefully he may not be needed this time around.
SWANSEA STRUGGLE FOR GOALS: Keeping with trend, only two teams have not outscored Brendan Rogers' side this season. So, 4-4 yes?
THE GOAL TRAIL: Arsenal, meanwhile, have found the net just nine times in as many games in all competitions. A repeat of Wigan away, their last three-plus goal haul, would be delightful.
STRONG AT HOME: Likewise, only United have beaten the Swans on their own path this term. They have, however, drawn five of their 10 fixtures at the Liberty Stadium so far.
Top Comments:
@Tochoz_D 11m on Twitter says:
Despite the fact that Dyer might cause Miquel real problems, RVP, Walcott and Henry will cause greater problems
SWANSEA ARE TOUGH NUTS: If you're expecting a gluttony of goals this afternoon, perhaps think again. Only Manchester United have kept more clean sheets than today's opponents.
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Adrian Clarke on Arsenal Player says:
Swansea has excellent home form and a strong threat down the flanks. Their wide payers love to hug the touchlines and they will threaten Arsenal’s makeshift full-backs at every opportunity
SO, CAN ARSENAL RESPOND? The defeat to Fulham was long forgotten with victory in the FA Cup against Leeds last Monday. Arsene Wenger will be craving three points with Tottenham and Liverpool both having dropped points yesterday.
SUBSTITUTES: Tremmel, Monk, Richards, Sigurdsson, Routledge, Moore, Lita.
SWANSEA: Vorm, Rangel, Williams (c), Caulker, Taylor, Agustien, Britton, Allen, Sinclair, Dyer, Graham.
SUBSTITUTES: Almunia, Yennaris, Squillaci, Rosicky, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henry, Park.
ARSENAL: Szczesny, Djourou, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Miquel, Song, Ramsey, Benayoun, Walcott, Arshavin, Van Persie (c).
TEAM NEWS: Mikel Arteta misses out with a mild calf problem, so Yossi Benayoun gets the nod in midfield for the second time this season.
THE SUN IS OUT: It's a bright afternoon in south Wales and we'll be here to guide you through events. Arsenal will be desperate to bounce back from defeat against Fulham in their last league outing.
GOOD AFTERNOON: Welcome to the Liberty Stadium, where Arsenal prepare to face Swansea in the Premier League.
Swansea
01 VORM, Michel
22 RANGEL, Angel
06 WILLIAMS, Ashley
33 CAULKER, Steven
03 TAYLOR, Neil
26 AGUSTIEN, Kemy
22 SIGURDSSON, Gylfi (46)
07 BRITTON, Leon
24 ALLEN, Joe
11 SINCLAIR, Scott
12 DYER, Nathan
15 ROUTLEDGE, Wayne (82)
10 GRAHAM, Danny
18 LITA, Leroy (90)
25 TREMMEL, GERHARD
16 MONK, GARRY
22 SIGURDSSON, GYLFI
03 RICHARDS, ASHLEY
15 ROUTLEDGE, WAYNE
18 LITA, LEROY
19 MOORE, LUKE
Arsenal
01 SZCZESNY, Wojciech
20 DJOUROU, Johan
04 MERTESACKER, Per
15 OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN, Alex (76)
06 KOSCIELNY, Laurent
54 MIQUEL, Ignasi
25 SONG, Alex
16 RAMSEY, Aaron
30 BENAYOUN, Yossi
07 ROSICKY, Tomas (63)
14 WALCOTT, Theo
23 ARSHAVIN, Andrey
12 HENRY, Thierry (63)
20 VAN PERSIE, Robin
01 ALMUNIA, MANUEL
64 YENNARIS, NICO
18 SQUILLACI, SEBASTIEN
07 ROSICKY, TOMAS
15 OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN, ALEX
12 HENRY, THIERRY
30 PARK, JU-YOUNG
Top Comments:
NGX101 on Twitter says:
Disappointing result, we have major problems that need addressing. Ramsey not on his game today and defenders were shocking. Poor...