Arsenal continued their fine winning streak earlier this afternoon by sealing a 2-1 victory over Norwich at Carrow Road.
Arsene Wenger’s side started confidently and effectively could’ve put the game to bed within the first 45 minutes if not for the defending of Canaries defender Russell Martin.
Despite Arsenal’s constant bombardment of Norwich’s goal, it was Paul Lambert’s side who took the lead when Steve Morison took advantage of Per Mertesacker’s mishap to put the host ahead.
However, 10 minutes later, the Gunners were level after red hot Robin van Persie continued his fine form by slotted homing a Theo Walcott cross from the right wing.
The second-half started off like the first. Arsenal looked the more threatening side and they were eventually rewarded for their efforts just before the hour mark. Alex Song picked up the ball in the middle of the park and was allowed a free run on goal before playing in Van Persie who delicately chipped John Ruddy for his 31st goal in 29 games this year.
Despite the score-line it was a fairly comfortable win for The Gunners, who moved up one place up into sixth.
So, what five things did we learn from our Arsenal today?
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After Wenger is done at Arsenal, those moron anti-wenger fans would realise how much Arsenal have missed him.
VJ we have learnt that when Sgan fit Kozz and TV5 MUST be first choice but until such time Kozza is a better bet at Right bcak than Jenko or JD.