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Emirates Stadium

Monday, December 26th, 2016

kickoff at 15:00

Premier League
Attendance: 59,925

Arsenal

West Bromwich Albion
1
0

Olivier Giroud (86)
   

Olivier Giroud (42), Kieran Gibbs (65), Aaron Ramsey (88)
 
Ben Foster (83)
     
     
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Loss Win Loss Win Draw

Managers
View complete set Arsene Wenger
View complete set Tony Pulis

Players
 
ARSENAL
 
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 33  Petr Cech (G)
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 03  Kieran Gibbs (D)
 65
 71
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 05  Gabriel Paulista (D)
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 06  Laurent Koscielny (D)
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 24  Hector Bellerin (D)
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 11  Mesut Ozil (M)
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 29  Granit Xhaka (M)
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 34  Francis Coquelin (M)
 74
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 07  Alexis Sanchez (F)
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 12  Olivier Giroud (F)
 86
 42
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 17  Alex Iwobi (M)
 71

Subs
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 13  David Ospina (G)
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 16  Rob Holding (D)
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 18  Nacho Monreal (D)
 71
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 08  Aaron Ramsey (M)
 74
 88
 
 31  Jeff Reine-Adelaide (M)
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 35  Mohamed Elneny (M)
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 09  Lucas Perez (F)
 71
WEST BROMWICH ALBION
 
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 01  Ben Foster (G)
 83
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 02  Allan-Romeo Nyom (D)
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 06  Jonny Evans (D)
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 23  Gareth McAuley (D)
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 25  Craig Dawson (D)
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 05  Claudio Yacob (M)
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 10  Matt Phillips (M)
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 11  Chris Brunt (M)
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 22  Nacer Chadli (M)
 62
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 24  Darren Fletcher (M)
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 09  Salomon Rondon (F)
 80

Subs
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 13  Boaz Myhill (G)
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 03  Jonas Olsson (D)
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 20  Brendan Galloway (D)
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 07  James Morrison (M)
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 08  Craig Gardner (M)
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 14  James McClean (M)
 62
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 04  Hal Robson-Kanu (F)
 80


League Stats
This was League game number 4469 for Arsenal, made up of:

one Premiership: 942. Division 1: 3099. (90.42%)
two Championship/Division 2: 428. (9.58%)

Total League record up to and including this game:

    This was League game number 4725 for West Bromwich Albion, made up of:

one Premiership: 398. Division 1: 2652. (64.55%)
two Championship/Division 2: 1583. (33.50%)
three League 1/Div 3: 92. (1.95%)

Total League record up to and including this game:

P W D L F A GD GA Win Ratio
4469 2052 1116 1301 7512 5617 1895 1.34 45.92%
   
P W D L F A GD GA Win Ratio
4725 1811 1169 1745 7208 6932 276 1.04 38.33%
 
2016 /17

DT92 Members at this game: (you can click here to load your profile picture)
Stamfordgaz63
62
Pre match standings : Arsenal 4th 34 points WBA 8th 23 points It goes without saying that The Emirates is one of THE best football arenas in the country and possibly Europe. Strangely, when travelling by coach anyway, and considering the size, the ground is more or less obscured from sight by houses and shops. It''s not until you reach a small roundabout in front of the ground itself that it can be seen in its full glory. And an impressive sight it is too. For a start the ground isn''t actually on ground level. The stadium is accessed via sets of steps and/ or concrete bridges which span railway tracks. On ground level are the ticket office and the very ample and well stocked club shop containing the usual replica kits, badges etc. The security around the Emirates is tight and prior to taking the steps or bridges to the stadium a bag search is instigated by Arsenals very friendly stewards. The concourse around the stadium is huge and statues of Arsenal legends Thierry Henry, Tony Adams, Denis Bergkamp and former manager Herbert Chapman are to be found. Naturally these provide great photo opportunities. Also on this concourse are roomy toilet blocks, programme booths and the Arsenal Museum. Again the walls are adorned with pictures of legendary Gunners. The stadium is oval in shape and takes a good 5 to 10 minutes to walk round. It''s certainly impressive and, as with several other successful and successfully marketed clubs at the top end of the Premiership, it certainly draws in many non footballing tourists. This has it''s negatives as well as positives. Obviously Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, the Manchester clubs have been successful over the years, both at home and in Europe and the endless post season world wide tours generate a lot more supporters and money. This is great for the big clubs. Unfortunately, at £60+ for a ticket, in my opinion, this success takes these clubs ever further away from ordinary fans. Not many tourists to be seen at Crewe or Doncaster. Prior to entering the stadium itself another bag and body search is made. On entering the usual drinks and food outlets can be found. The quality is much the sane as any other club but obviously this is London and therefore be prepared to pay £2.30 for a cup of tea or £7 for a pie. Or take your own. Up the steps and the first sight and size of the ground breathtaking. Although from the outside the stadium is oval in shape, inside the ends have been squared off. End of season 16/17- Arsenal finished 5th on 75 points and qualified for the Europa League. It''s the first time for 20 years that Arsenal have failed finish in the top 4 and qualify for the Champions League. Arsenal did, however, win the FA Cup beating Champions Chelsea 2-1.
Justin Brown
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jmurgatroyd
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