Arsenal have become adept at papering over the cracks with strong finishes to the season in the wake of their now annual spring exit from the Champions League. Two years ago, they were unbeaten for the remainder of the campaign following their defeat by Bayern Munich, and Olivier Giroud admits it will take an equally impressive run of form if they are to halt Chelsea's march to the Premier League title. While Arsène Wenger skilfully deflected talk of an unlikely challenge for their first domestic league crown since 2004, Giroud and Aaron Ramsey at least dared to dream, even though the smart money remains squarely on the trophy returning to Stamford Bridge in May. Overhauling an ill at...
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