Wenger praises 'fantastic spirit’

Arsenal 3 Chelsea 2

Wenger praises 'fantastic spirit’
Thu, 02 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
inflicting their first significant blow of the season on a title rival, but only after surviving a late fightback Chelsea at Highbury yesterday.

Having drawn against Chelsea and Liverpool, as well as losing at

Manchester United, Arsene Wenger’s side finally managed to damage the

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