Don't know about that. Arsenal's strength going forward is creativity from the wings, especially in transitions and Chelsea are remarkably strong at defending those situations and areas, it's a nice match up for them. If they set out to do what we did last night without the ball and they've recently done to Liverpool themselves (similar attacking style), isolating Saka and Martinelli (plus getting someone to drop from midfield and track Jesus when he drifts without compromising the central defence) letting both have space and the ball in safe areas but shutting them down closer to the area and cutting out their supply or running them into blind alleys in transition, they could easily stifle Arsenal and nick a result.
