Arsenal played to a 1-1 draw against Slavia Prague at Emirates stadium on Thursday evening in a Europa League match. The results were not appealing as they will be having a mountain to climb when the two sides meet a week later in Czech.
Slavia Prague manager, Jindrich Trpisovsky, has named two Arsenal players who were unstoppable against his side, and that caused every type of problem to their defense.
Speaking to the club's website with a citation from HITC, Jindrich said that Alexandre Lacazette and Emile Smith Rowe were on top of their form and his team had a difficult time containing the two.
Lacazette could have made Arsenal get a goal in the second half but his chipped effort after tackling the opponent's defender was wasted as it hit the bar and got back to play.
Nicolas Pepe's substitution proved vital as he slotted in a fine strike after getting a sublime assist from captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. However, their celebration was cut short when a dramatic equalizer was slotted in by Tomas Holes in the 93rd minute.
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