Quote from: borovichok on Today at 07:01:13 PM

Quote from: nelson4lov on Today at 06:45:55 PM

Arsenal doing really good this season. Won against both Manchester clubs and coming back from 2-0 to get a point from Chelsea team was fun to watch. Chelsea had the opportunity to triple their lead but a fresh off the bench Jackson couldn't find a way to outsmart David Raya. If that goal had gone in, it would've changed the tide of the match.

Arsenal slowly but steadily becoming a team that is unwise to celebrate against until 90 minutes is asserted by the officials. Otherwise, you might even lose the game.

Full-time is 2-2 draw on the scoresheet. I was expecting a thrilling victory from the Blues but they messed everything up, not able to utilized their golden opportunities into goals, I lost count of the numerous golden chances created by Chelsea players, failed to convert most of them to goal. An epic come-back for the visitors, well done Gunners. Mikel Arteta and his men did not put the visiting fans to shame, everything worked out for them in the second half. I'm highly dissapointed in Chelsea, giving us hope and at the end of the day, they ruined everything for us at Stamford Bridge.

And here i am feeling really disappointed at Arsenal for not outrightly winning the game, but allowing the game to end up in a draw, proves indeed that one man's food could another man's poison, i personally expected Arsenal to win the match, i just couldn't wait to see Arsenal take the lead in the EPL table, which is currently occupied by Manchester city after Tottenham gave up the position, though both Arsenal and Manchester city are sitting with the same point currently, A win in today's game for Arsenal would have given them points to score ahead of Manchester city and the rest of the clubs.

Anyways, football is full of uncertainties, we will be happy with the outcome of some games, and be disappointed with the outcome of some other games, this is absolutely normal, and this is what makes the sports games actually exciting.