Arsenal Remains At The Top
January 10, 2008
With 11 minutes left, Theo Walcott scored a goal, ending the match with Tottenham’s 1-1 deadlock with Arsenal during the first round of the English League Cup Semi-Finals at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger did not make a mistake of putting his trust again on the 21-year old after scoring the goal, as he considers his future with the team.
Having lost twice to the ferocious opponent in the Premier League this season, Tottenham eventually showed a better chance of winning in the course of a 37th-minute goal from midfielder Jermaine Jenas, taking them to the lead.
The Gunners however equaled the team’s effort with Spurs defender Lee Young –pyo’s attempt on Walcott, making the ball hit the striker on the chest and rolling into the net.
Keane seemed to be offside while the ball was played ahead. The referee, however, made the game continue. Wenger put in Eduardo da Silva and Bacary Sagna during the second half. Tottenham had the first opening when Keane made a goal within about 20 meters.
Tottenham have accepted more goals compared to any other team this season. During the 75th minute, Arsenal got the chance when King fouled Sagna on the border of the area. Armand Traore however put the follow-up kick high into the crowd.
On another note, New England manager Capello was present during the match and was watching intently in the stands, probably eyeing some good prospects for his team.
For the record, this is the first score Tottenham has had in eight of the last 13 games amid the sides, but still didn’t manage a win.















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