Arsenal held to 1-1 draw by Vitoria in Europa League
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GUIMARES, Portugal – Arsenal failed to hold on to a lead once again, conceding an injury-time equalizer as it was held to a 1-1 draw at Vitoria in the Europa League on Wednesday.
Arsenal laboured throughout the game in driving rain and did not have a single shot on target until Shkodran Mustafi headed home a free kick by Nicolas Pepe in the 81st minute.
But Bruno Duarte levelled with an overhead kick after the Gunners failed to clear a cross into the box — the fourth game in a row in all competitions that Unai Emery’s side has given up a lead.
Arsenal remained top of Group F with 10 points from four games, while last-place Vitoria earned its first point of the campaign.
The unusual kick-off time of 3:50 p.m. local time on a Wednesday led to the game being played in a half-empty stadium. The match was moved from the Europa League’s usual Thursday schedule to avoid having two games in the same region on the same day, which puts a strain on security resources. Vitoria’s stadium is close to local rival Braga, which hosts Besiktas on Thursday.
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