Brave Charlton hold Arsenal

Charlton 1 Arsenal 1

Mon, 27 Oct, 2003 - 00:00
Mark Bradley

Vieira only returned after a three-week injury absence for Arsenal’s midweek Champions League defeat in Kiev.

However, his introduction as a second-half substitute in a bid to salvage a point backfired as the midfielder suffered a new thigh injury.

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