Arsenal beat Leicester thanks to super-sub Welbeck

Sunday, 14 February 2016 18:19

Arsenal super-sub Danny Welbeck scored an injury time winner against 10 man Leicester in the Premier League. Theo Walcott’s second half equaliser looked to have earned the Londoners a point after a Jamie Vardy Penalty gave the foxes the lead at half time, but Welbeck ensured all three points in the top of the table clash. A second yellow card for Danny Simpson meant the League leaders played most of the second half with ten men. Manchester City against Tottenham is another clash of title contenders, which begins at 8.15 UAE time.

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