Thierry Henry

Right now, if I'm Chris Chilton, I'm looking at Southampton, in and around us, West Ham, Stoke and Swansea.

Those are the games where when you beat a top six team or you draw against them, it's a bonus, right?

But what you want is to beat the teams that were just before Arsenal there.

That's what you need to do to make sure that you can breathe a bit better.

Listen, he said it himself.

The teams in and around at the bottom, the one that's going to find a way to score goals will stay up.

I know it's a cliche thing to say, but that's the case.

They'll give you that because, first and foremost, the way they go forward is absolutely brilliant, the way they play.

There's also something that I want to mention, that they don't lose those games anymore.

They come back into it, they fight, they stay in it.

But also on the other side, it looks like they can concede every single time because you come back in the game 2-2.

And then you allow Morata to go 1-1 with the keeper just like that, just when you come back in the game like that.

I've seen that so many times this year and so many times in this game already.

So you get the best in some moments and the not very best in other moments.

So that gives you a game because it stretches the two teams and one team goes one way, the other team goes one way.

And that often happens here at the Emirates like you mentioned before.

Shuffles his feet, doesn't he, Thierry?

The two little steps that he makes to readjust his feet to make sure to keep the ball on target and stop his body in...

to make sure that he can keep the ball on target.

That was the goal.