It was a thrilling game, full of goals and riddled with mistakes, and by the end of it Unai Emery could breathe a sigh of relief as he celebrated a second successive Arsenal victory. Cardiff, to their credit, pushed Arsenal to the limit, aided by some dreadful defending and another difficult afternoon for Petr Cech, but ultimately Emery’s team had too much firepower up front.Twice Neil Warnock’s team came from behind to peg the visitors back, with Cardiff scoring their first Premier League goals of the season in the process as Victor Camarasa and Danny Ward capitalised on familiar defensive frailties in an Arsenal team that has conceded eight goals in their opening four matches. Related: Norwich’s Moritz Leitner extends Ipswich’s long wait for derby victory Continue readingreadfullarticle
