By AFPMore by this AuthorLEICESTERJamie Vardy scored twice as Arsenal's hopes of Champions League football suffered another serious setback as familiar failings saw the 10-man Gunners lose 3-0 at Leicester on Sunday. It was the third time in seven days that the north London side, once renowned for an impregnable defence, had conceded three goals following 3-2 and 3-1 Premier League league defeats by Crystal Palace and Wolves respectively. Then, 13 minutes from the interval, Arsenal were nearly undone by Marx Albrighton's straightforward ball over the backline. Despite Arsenal's introduction of an extra defender and Leicester's of an extra forward at the interval, the opening moments of the second half brought an evenly-matched contest. That was until the 59th minute, when poor defending allowed Leicester to take the lead.

Source: Daily Nation April 28, 2019 13:18 UTC