Game to watch – Chelsea v Arsenal ‘Arsenal have been piecing their season back together after a poor start and the manner of this win will provide added reserves of confidence and self-belief.' How Arsenal must hope for a repeat of that narrative, taken from the BBC match report after their last victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. But six years on, Arsenal do not have Robin van Persie in imperious form, the divine Mikel Arteta in midfield or a version of Theo Walcott yet to make the shift from promising to infuriating. And Chelsea are no longer managed by dead man walking Andre Villas-Boas or captained by a man recently accused of racially abusing an opposition player. Oh...
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