Chelsea took a two-goal lead at home in the Premier League London derby at dawn on Sunday (22), but were held to a 2-2 draw by Arsenal, who were in a slight slump, but it was a Beckham-esque long-range shot from midfielder Dylan Rice that woke up the team and launched a comeback that kept them undefeated in the league this season.
Chelsea adopted a striker-less tactic in this match, which was significantly more effective and better than their opponents. They won a 12-yard penalty kick in the opening 15 minutes, which was struck by Golpenma, breaking the deadlock first; only three minutes after the half-time break, Che added another point, as a precise cross from the left side of the road was hit by Medilik, and the tartan ball went into the far corner of the net. The Arsenal team has never been able to form an effective goal threat, until the 77th minute, with the Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, a misjudgment error, the opposing player in more than 30 yards from the first time to shoot an empty goal, this goal also inspired the fighting spirit of Arsenal. In the 84th minute, Liandu Dusat grabbed a shot from inside the penalty area to tie the game at 2-2, and the match ended in a draw.
