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Arsenal remain unbeaten in the Premier League
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Arsenal remain unbeaten in the Premier League
PIECE OF NEWSLondon .- Arsenal remained unbeaten in the Premier League by beating Blackburn 2-1 on goals by Andrei Arshavin and Theo Walcott.
Walcott, who came to achieve a hat trick in 6-0 victory over Blackpool last week, opened the scoring after four minutes. Mame Diouf tied at 20, and Arshavin gave victory to the Gunners''at 51, AP said.
The Russian scored for the second straight week after scoring a penalty against Blackpool.
Arsenal have seven points from their first three games of the season.
Blackburn Arsenal arch bombarded with long distance shots, especially in an action-packed first half.
"They would give battle to any club in the world,''said Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger." It's hard to resist, but overall we had a commitment.''
The only negative aspect is that Arsenal striker Robin van Persie injured his ankle in the first half and had to leave the meeting.
"It's a sprain. We have to check it, but if there is bad news, hope you are well on eight to 10 days,''said the helmsman.
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