By Rob Kelly With a seething sense of injustice still evident among the Arsenal squad following that controversial late penalty at West Brom on New Year’s Eve, Arsene Wenger should need little to motivate his players ahead Wednesday’s clash with Chelsea. Throw in the fact that it is a London derby, offering the chance to make up precious ground on a top-four rival, in the first match of 2018, and it is clear that this game is bigger than most. And , as the manager himself says, his side are “under pressure to deliver” against opponents that are in fine form. Indeed, the Blues have only lost once since the end of October, winning 10 of their 14 matches as they have hit top gear -...
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