Arsene Wenger 12th year anniversary in charge of Arsenal was spoilt when his team was shocked by newcomer Hull City at the Emirates. Prior to the game, Arsenal was riding on a 17 months unbeaten record at home, with West Ham being the only team who has beaten them previously.
Now Hull City can proudly add themselves to the list, after a courageous display of football.
Arsenal led early in the second half when Paul McShane put the ball into his own net after a neat cross by Theo Walcott created havoc in front of the goal. But Hull replied soon enough, with Marcio Geovanni letting fly a rocket into the top corner from 30 yards. Four minutes later, Hull was in front when Daniel Cousin headed the ball pass Almunia from a corner.
From then on, it was Arsenal pushing and pushing for the equaliser, and even with four extra minutes of stoppage time, failed to score that important goal.
It's a famous win for Hull City, and must have been their biggest win in their 104 years of history.
Sunday, September 28
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2 comments:
Yeah...Hull City seems to be a great underdog.
Their manager is a tough guy to crack in the first place..
Like kind of Al Pacino Motivational Speaker..
Sean,
Interesting, isn't it? I wonder how long can they sustain.
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