Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The other option, of course, would have been set his side up to sit behind the ball, go long and absorb pressure. But in all likelihood, Arsenal still would have lost. At least this way they continue building towards something. At least this way they stuck to their principles. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player But is the left-hander the man England need at first drop at the World Cup with the powerplay set to prove crucial on potentially slow pitches in the United Arab Emirates? Keysy has his doubts…