Another life for Sunderland as Arsenal eye FA Cup glory
In the end both teams got what they needed. But it is a result that will be remembered far more fondly in the north-east than in north London given that Arsenal have now gone three games at home without scoring a goal and can no longer catch Manchester City, who are confirmed as runners-up to Chelsea.
Perhaps, given time for reflection, Arsenal will consider this a season of progress, especially if they go on to beat Aston Villa in the FA Cup Final at Wembley on May 30. But it didn’t exactly feel like a party.
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