Reports are out claiming that Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was relieved to see off Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. The visitors had eased into a two-goal lead at half-time courtesy of an early Santi Cazorla penalty and an Olivier Giroud strike just before the break. But Palace rallied in the second-half and had Arsenal defending deep – with substitute Glenn Murray scoring a stoppage-time consolation before cracking a post with the last meaningful touch of the game. 'Certainly they thought that it was done,' Wenger said of his players. 'We know in the Premier League that it's never done, especially at 2-0. With that ball on the post we were a bit fortunate. 'We can learn from every...
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