Having come through one major battle at the weekend, Arsene Wenger is clearly expecting another when Huddersfield arrive in north London if his pre-match rhetoric is anything to go by. Twice the Arsenal manager talked of his respect at how the Terriers had shown “fight” to come through the “hell” of the Championship and take their place in the top flight. His admiration for the newcomers’ adaption to Premier League football has only increased since he watched back the tape of their narrow defeat to Manchester City on Sunday.   When asked whether he would rotate for this game ahead of a hectic Christmas schedule, Wenger firmly shook his head. He knows how tough this match will...
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