LONDON—When Arsene Wenger named a full-strength lineup to face Lincoln City, any hopes the fifth-tier side had of competing with Arsenal should have been extinguished. We restricted Arsenal to limited chances and had a good one of our own,” Lincoln manager Danny Cowley said. With Walcott’s goal having settled the nerves, Arsenal relaxed and Hector Bellerin set up Olivier Giroud for the second. Michail Antonio put West Ham in front after 10 minutes, but King scored either side of halftime to put Bournemouth in front. Everton moved five points behind Liverpool, which is in the fourth Champions League place.

Source: thestar March 12, 2017 01:01 UTC