Beki wa kulia wa time ya Arsenal Hector Bellirin akishangilia bao la kusawazisha baada ya Arsenal kuwa yuma kwa bao 2-1,Marcos Alonso kuwaweka mbele Chelsea
Hector Bellerin akishangilia bao lake la kusawazisha dhidi ya Chelsea
KWA PICHA ZAIDI GONGA HAPA>>>>
The Spain international fired home after 90 minutes had elapsed at the Emirates to secure a share of the spoils for Arsenal
Marcos Alonso scored a late second for Chelsea as they came from behind to lead 2-1 heading into the dying minutes
The wing back turned home a cross from substitute Davide Zappacosta six minutes from time for Chelsea at the Emirates
Danny Drinkwater and Co celebrate Alonso's goal which completed their turnaround and looked to have earned them victory
Jack Wilshere gave the home side the lead with an unstoppable left-footed effort just after the hour mark on Wednesday night
After finding himself in space in the box, the England midfielder fired past Thibaut Courtois at his near post and into the net
But Chelsea were level four minutes later at the Emirates as Eden Hazard sent Petr Cech the wrong way from the penalty spot
The Belgium playmaker won the penalty after he was caught in the area by Arsenal right back Bellerin on Wednesday
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MATCH FACTS, RATINGS, TABLE AND MATCHZONE
Arsenal (3-4-2-1):
Cech 8.5; Chambers 6 (Walcott 88), Mustafi 6, Holding 6.5; Bellerin 6.5, Wilshere 7, Xhaka 6.5, Maitland Niles 6.5; Ozil 7, Sanchez 7; Lacazette 6 (Welbeck 80).
Subs not used: Mertesacker, Ospina, Iwobi, Coquelin, Elneny
Manager: Arsene Wenger 7
Goals: Wilshere 63, Bellerin 90
Yellow cards: Wilshere 31, Holding 53, Ozil 67
Chelsea (3-5-2):
Courtois 7; Azpilicueta 7, Christensen 7, Cahill 6.5; Moses 5.5 (Zappacosta 56, 7), Bakayoko 6.5, Kante 7, Fabregas 7 (Drinkwater 70, 6), Alonso 7; Hazard 8 (Willian 81), Morata 4
Subs not used: Caballero, Rudiger, Pedro, Batshuayi
Manager: Antonio Conte 7
Goals: Hazard (pen) 67, Alonso 84
Yellow cards: Fabregas 42, Courtois 89
Ref: Anthony Taylor 6.5
Att: 59,379
MOM: Cech
RATINGS BY SAMI MOKBEL
Bellerin's equaliser, which came deep into stoppage time at the Emirates, followed a long period of pressure from the home side. For more statistics and heat maps see our brilliant MATCH ZONE here.
The result probably suited Chelsea more as they are higher up the table and were away from home, but there were still grounds for concern. When a striker has three one-on-one chances and misses all of them, a manager should worry. Alvaro Morata was supposed to replace the intimidating presence of Diego Costa. On Wednesday night he appeared to be channelling the spirit of Fernando Torres at Stamford Bridge. And not in a good way.
We have come to expect games like this against the elite at the Emirates Stadium this season. Losing to Manchester United, drawing with Liverpool, it was very much the same. Knockabout; no structure. Manchester City can concede goals, we know that, but they have a clearly defined game plan. Arsenal have a go, then the other lot have a go. It finished 2-2, it could have been 5-5.
Thibaut Courtois and Petr Cech made excellent saves. Morata and Alexandre Lacazette missed plenty. Even after Bellerin had made it level, Davide Zappacosta had time to hit the bar. It is thrilling, but will it get Arsenal back in the Champions League next season? Probably not via domestic qualification.
If Tottenham beat West Ham tonight, Arsenal will be four points and at least 10 goals adrift of them in sixth place — and they are already five points off Liverpool in fourth. This was great fun for the neutrals, but it lacked the precision required to nail down Arsenal’s future. They may have to take the Europa League route pioneered by Jose Mourinho at Manchester United last season. Watch UEFA get the vapours if England get five clubs into the Champions League, back to back.
Alvaro Morata raced clear on goal in the opening stages but was unable to hit the target from inside the Arsenal penalty box
The Spain and Chelsea forward cannot hide his frustration after sliding the ball past Cech's left-hand post on Wednesday
Minutes later Alexis Sanchez poked a ball towards ball but was denied by a combination of the post and Thibaut Courtois
After Courtois tipped the ball onto the the post, it rolled across the goal, back off the other post and into the keeper's arms
Gary Cahill shows his appreciation to the Chelsea goalkeeper after he kept his side on terms with a fine reaction save
That’s for another day, though. For now, what a game. Four goals in the last 27 minutes and every one changed the balance of power. Arsenal led, Chelsea equalised. Chelsea led, Arsenal equalised. Both sides will feel as if they won, and lost.
Chronologically, the action begins with Wilshere’s first league goal since the final game of the 2014-15 season, a 4-1 home win over West Bromwich. This, most certainly, should have made a bigger splash. A significant intervention. Wilshere has been in lovely form since finally getting his chance again, but the goals do not come. Just one, in a 6-0 Europa League victory over BATE Borisov. Not what one might call crucial.
This would have been different. A finish that belied close to a three-year goalscoring drought. Mesut Ozil cut the ball back, Rob Holding vied with Morata on the edge of the area, the Chelsea man getting a fateful touch. Wilshere collected the scraps and, outstripping none other than N’Golo Kante, defeated Courtois with a superb, powerful, first-time shot.
It would have capped an excellent spell in the first team for Arsenal’s prodigal son. Instead, his side gave the lead away at the first opportunity.
The moment Chelsea tried to force a way back, Arsenal blinked. Bellerin had no need to make the challenge on Eden Hazard, clipping the bottom of his foot as they jostled for the ball in the area. The home fans cried dive, but it was a foul. Hazard stepped up, waited for Petr Cech to commit and, cool as you like, brought Chelsea back into the game.
Jack Wilshere, who is enjoying a welcome run in the first team, crashes into a tackle on Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante
Alexandre Lacazette fires a right-footed shot at goal after turning past Gary Cahill but he, too, was denied by Courtois
The 25-year-old Chelsea goalkeeper threw himself down to his left and kept the ball out with a strong one-handed save
Shkodran Mustafi beats Chelsea wing back Alonso to a header as the two sides search for an opener at the Emirates
The Chelsea manager barks instructions at his players from the touchline during the first half at the Emirates on Wednesday
Cesc Fabregas cannot hide his annoyance after being shown a yellow card by Anthony Taylor for a tackle on Wilshere
Three minutes later, Morata missed his second one-on-one of the match. In the first half, he had let Arsenal spectacularly off the hook after their naivety had presented him with a gift.
A long ball hit in hope from the back was allowed to drop by Calum Chambers, who cannot have appreciated the position occupied by team-mate Shkodran Mustafi. Either he didn’t see him, and presumed Morata was offside, or he saw Mustafi and presumed he was already dealing with the loose ball.
So Chambers stopped and let it roll, and Morata ran on, somewhat surprised, and now with only Cech to beat. Instead he flopped, embarrassingly so, missing at the far post, just as he did when set clear by Cesc Fabregas in the 70th minute, Chambers in pursuit.
It remained for a full back, Alonso, to show Chelsea’s striker how it should be done. The goal was simplicity itself. Zappacosta, brought on to test Ainsley Maitland-Niles with fresh legs, did exactly that, turning the young man inside out before crossing for Alonso, who got in front of Mustafi for his sixth goal of the season. He has 12 in the Premier League since the start of the last campaign, five more than any other defender. Wilshere would kill for such a return.
Alonso meets a cross in the box and heads towards Cech's goal but the chance was one of a number that went begging
Mesut Ozil dribbles with the ball down the touchline as Chelsea midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko gives chase for the visitors
The Arsenal right back makes a sliding challenge to try and dispossess Morata during a goalless first half at the Emirates
Bakayoko stretches to reach a header as Cesar Azpilicueta and Calum Chambers watch on during Wednesday's clash
And that looked like Arsenal done. But are they ever? Leicester, Liverpool, how many times at the Emirates this season have they been written off, only to rally? Alonso’s poor headed clearance put Chelsea under pressure, substitute Danny Welbeck got a touch, Bellerin met the loose ball just inside the area, rifling it past Courtois. What remained? Another Morata miss. One-on-one again, straight at Cech, Zappacosta off the bar with the rebound.
Earlier, Alexis Sanchez contrived to hit both posts — Courtois tipped it on to his right, it travelled across the goal-line and hit the left — Morata missed his kick at the near post, and Lacazette let a couple of sitters go to waste.
Tiemoue Bakayoko should have scored at least two, Ozil came close, and Wilshere escaped a second yellow for diving having already been booked for a late tackle on Fabregas.
Phew. And now breathe. The players, apparently, have been left absolutely exhausted by this holiday schedule. What this match would have looked like had they been properly at it, then, heaven knows.
Wilshere cries out in pain after being on the receiving end of a sliding tackle by former Arsenal midfielder Fabregas
Fabregas embraces his former Barcelona team-mate Sanchez after the pair came together inside the Chelsea penalty area
Mustafi flies into a tackle on Hazard but no defender could do anything to prevent him bringing the visitors back on terms
Moments after Hazard equalised for Chelsea, Morata wasted another good chance to put them ahead, firing over the bar
Andreas Christensen salutes the travelling supporters at the Emirates at the end of a pulsating encounter on Wednesday
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