Arsene Wenger saluted Petr Cech's reaction to his poor display against Brighton and Hove Albion as the goalkeeper went from "hell to heaven" in a week by playing a vital role and reaching 200 Premier League clean sheets in Sunday's win over Watford. Cech was at fault for both goals as Arsenal lost 2-1 at the Amex Stadium in their last top-flight outing, responding on social media after the game by taking full responsibility for the defeat. But the day belonged to the 35-year-old this time around when Watford visited Emirates Stadium, as he saved a penalty from Troy Deeney – who has previously been open in his criticism of the Gunners – and ultimately secured a shutout in...
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