Gunners start Emirates Cup with win

Arsenal 2 Paris St Germain 1

Gunners start Emirates Cup with win
Sat, 28 Jul, 2007 - 19:14

Arsenal 2 Paris St Germain 1

Arsene Wenger’s current Arsenal side are very much still a work in progress but there were a few glimpses against Paris St Germain this afternoon that life without Thierry Henry may not just be so bad.

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