If Arsenal V Leicester was a sign of things to come, it’ll be some ride

The opening game of the new campaign, played in front of a packed crowd at the Emirates and in front of television screens in 189 countries across the world, provided seven goals, non-stop entertainment and a reminder why Arsenal can still play a part in the forthcoming title race.
It ended 4-3 to Arsene Wenger’s side, coming from 2-1 and 3-2 down to create a frantic and heady atmosphere at a ground which has often been deathly quiet in the past. So when substitute Olivier Giroud headed the winner after 85 minutes the game went down in the pantheon of Premier League nights to remember.