Gallas hugging Samir Nasri while the rest join in the celebration
Then Arsenal doubled their lead with a goal from Emmanuel Adebayor on the 69th minute. A nice chip from Samir Nasri to the left off the keeper set the goal and all Adebayor had to do was to touch the ball to ensure it was 3-1. Immediately after that, Arsenal dozed off as Darren Bent came off the bench to make it 3-2. I would say that this goal was partly Manuel Almunia's fault for not clearing an iniatial shot from Tom Huddlestone. Anyway, Arsenal wouldn't be rueing just yet as Robin van Persie stepped up and made it 4-2 a minute later which a superb goal, using his non-preferable right foot.
Arsenal players celebrating Adebayor's goal
Adebayor, RVP and Walcott celebrating Arsenal's fourth goal
So it was 4-2 and Arsenal was controlling the match til..
Clichy hesitated to pass the ball to the many options available. He slipped and gave the possession away. That made way for Jermaine Jenas to make it 4-3.
And that goal brought the Tottenham players back to life and gave them hope.
The fourth official shows up the electronic board. 4 added minutes.
90+4 minute..
Luka Modric drives a long range ball in. It beats Almunia but hits the post. Relieved? Hell no!! Aaron Lennon came running by and slotted in the ball to make it 4-all!!
So from 4-2 to 4-4. Still think soccer is boring? I don't. Definately don't. As an Arsenal fan though, I would like the score to just stay at 4-2 and it was kinda heart breaking to draw again. Beginning to see the title hopes fading away as Chelsea, Manchester Utd and Liverpool all won. -Sigh-
It has only been 10 matches so far this season. But it seems like I have had more. So now Arsenal sits third on the Barclay's Premier League and where they will finish still eludes me. They are already 3 points behind second place Chelsea and a further 3 more to leaders, Liverpool. Man Utd ain't far away either. With a game in hand, they are only 2 points adrift Arsenal.
To conclude, this is gonna be one long season with a lot of dramas.
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