Thu, 14 Sep, 2017 - 01:00
Three might not be the magic number
Just as for Chelsea in September, Arsenal’s 2016/17 season transformed after Arsene Wenger switched to a three-man central defence, prompting optimism aplenty that Arsenal could have stumbled on some long-term defensive resilience.
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