Arsenal do not do comfort against Anderlecht. After the high drama of the first meeting between the teams in Brussels a fortnight ago, when Arsenal came alive to nick victory with two last-minute goals, it had looked like being an altogether smoother ride for Arsène Wenger and his players.
Inspired by the man-of-the-moment, Alexis Sánchez, they had surged into a three-goal lead and that appeared to be that. But if there had been a looseness at the start from Arsenal, they lapsed in catastrophic fashion from a position of strength. It had been impossible to foresee as Sánchez called the tune and Arsenal looked to confirm their 15th consecutive qualification from the Champions League group phase.
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