Arsenal Holds Fragile Lead Against Resurgent Chelsea
Arsenal leads 3-2 in the League Cup semi-final against Chelsea, but manager Mikel Arteta remains cautious of Chelsea's recent form under new manager Liam Rosenior, who's leading a winning streak. Arsenal faces challenges with Mikel Merino's injury but looks for squad reinforcements before the transfer window closes.
Arsenal is taking a narrow 3-2 lead into the decisive League Cup semi-final second leg against Chelsea, but manager Mikel Arteta remains wary. Despite their advantage, Arteta anticipates a tough challenge from Liam Rosenior's Chelsea, who have been undefeated since their first-leg loss to Arsenal.
Chelsea, having climbed to fifth in the Premier League and secured a Champions League round of 16 spot, have a strong momentum. Rosenior acknowledges Arsenal's leading position but is determined to push his team to the limit.
Arsenal's preparations have been hampered by Mikel Merino's injury, potentially affecting squad depth. As the transfer window deadline approaches, Arsenal seeks reinforcements to bolster the team.
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