It was not pretty – far from it – and it is difficult to see the West Ham United support grinning and bearing this sort of fare on a regular basis. But it was a night when the result mattered more than the performance and, for the second time in five days, David Moyes departed the London Stadium with something tangible; something to cherish. After the victory against Chelsea, this hard-fought point hinted at a little momentum. West Ham almost snatched it at the very end, which would have thoroughly vindicated Moyes’s game-plan and sent Arsène Wenger to the depths of despair. After a crazy sideways pass from Laurent Koscielny had sparked panic in the Arsenal defence, Mark Noble...
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