Arsenal’s travel sickness is one reason they lag behind in the race for the top four, so they will take heart from their first away win in the league since November. But this was not a commanding performance even if their victory looked likely from the moment Alex Iwobi put them in front early in the first half. Alexandre Lacazette doubled their lead just before the break, but Arsenal endured jittery moments before Adama Diakhaby’s shot was bundled in by a combination of Nacho Monreal and Sead Kolasinac for the hosts in stoppage time.Arsenal had chances to score more and might have done so if Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had not, like Mesut Özil, been off sick. Related: Mohamed Salah and Liverpool sweep aside Bournemouth to reclaim top spot Related: Pogba drives Manchester United into top four as Fulham fans rail at Ranieri Continue readingreadfullarticle
