TROSSARD FINDS HIS REDEMPTION

MIKEL ARTETA declared on Friday he didn't want Arsenal to be posted on YouTube "for doing something silly".

- Ryan Taylor

But when James Justin fired home a stunning volley in off the post to drag Leicester level, the Gunners' second-half collapse was undoubtedly going viral.

However, last week's villain Leandro Trossard then ensured he was this week's hero as the Belgian came in clutch deep into stoppage time by forcing Arsenal in front - via Wilfred Ndidi - to avenge last Sunday's red card at Manchester City.

And even though there was still time for Kai Havertz to add gloss to the scoreline, this pulsating victory was nowhere near as straightforward and simple as it seemed.