And by "fail to clear" they mean 'make a right hash of everything imagineable'.

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Where do you stand on the resurgence of Theo Walcott? Is he getting in the groove?

I ask because in his past four Arsenal outings he has scored three and created two goals now.

It's possibly a key decision in your fantasy football team. Walcott is capable of finding the net but will his body hold up and will he do it consistently?

I'm not sure what it says about Arsenal that their top point-scoring striker - Olivier Giroud - has six points in this season's Premier League fantasy football game. Their midfielders are flying. Walcott has 42 points before today, Alexis Sanchez has 49.

How do Swansea respond now? Bob Bradley cannot come on and save them? Alexis Sanchez races in behind and tries to lob Lukasz Fabianski. Audacious but not far away, a foot or two wide.

I'm sure Bob Bradley would have taken this. Yes, Arsenal are seeing more ball but aside from a half chance for Mesut Ozil early on, there has been little of meaning.

Theo Walcott looks to get on to a Santi Cazorla pass in behind but Neil Taylor uses every inch of his small frame to get a toe to the ball and intercept. That was key.

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Nacho Monreal is up from left back, he has crossing space and lifts his head admirably to cut the ball back to Granit Xhaka. A similar position to that of Leroy Fer moments ago, time, space, fire, blocked.

Poor from Xhaka in many ways, he took a split-second too long for me, allowing defenders to shut down what was a lot of space.

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Leroy Fer has hit four goals already this season, notching 37 points in the Premier League's fantasy football game. Have you got him in? He looks like a value pick.

His record in England is six goals in a season, achieved with Queens Park Rangers in 2014-15. One wonders if a new manager in charge may work against him? He has been flourishing after all and should Bob Bradley want him to play deeper or more conservatively, surely that will be to Swansea's detriment?

All eyes on Leroy.

A big chance for Leroy Fer from 18 yards. Modou Barrow - without doubt Swansea's most willing attacker so far - dances and wriggles down the right, he clips a ball back and it's then squared into the path of Fer who elects to go at it with the side of his foot. He lifts the ball over from a good central position. Maybe one he should have smashed the laces through. 

Here is a look at that Swansea kit you are all keen on it seems. What's the fuss for?

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Mesut Ozil shapes to shoot some 30 yards out but instead puts some disguise on it, it's a clipped pass instead. Theo Walcott gives chase but the flag comes up.

Here's one for you. What on earth is Bob Bradley wearing?

Pass him a balaclava and he's set for a bank heist. Maybe he's planning a smash and grab at the Emirates.

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Shkodran Mustafi  is up from the back for a corner and his eyes light up as the ball comes into the box. He attacks the near post, gets a good forehead on it and heads high against the bar. The keeper dived and was close to it but the woodwork made the key intervention.

If kits won prizes, this sky blue number would keep Swansea up it seems...

I must admit, I've never really fancied Modou Barrow. He looks all arms and legs, a little like Paulo Wanchope. But hey, what do I know. The man playing on Swansea's right has a go at his marker and seeks shooting space but good defending by Nacho Monreal sees Barrow only win a corner. Monreal didn't give an inch but hats off to Barrow, he was having a right go.

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Swansea live dangerously and only a heavy lay-off in their area prevents another Arsenal opening. Not much for Wayne Routledge to feed off yet down the left but Gylfi Sigurdsson releases him nicely, only for the rapid Hector Bellerin to win a foot race. Sigurdsson is playing as a false nine it seems. Who'd have thought Bob Bradley would go all Pep Guardiola in his first outing?

A decent opening for the home side. Tippy, tappy stuff as always around the edge of the box. Alex Iwobi has shooting space but refuses and the ball ends up being fizzed at Mesut Ozil some 10 yards out. It's a hard take as it rolls across his body and he barely makes telling contact, allowing Jordi Amat to clear in a hurry.

Are we seeing the very early signs of a pattern as Swansea drop deep to soak up Arsenal pressure. Shkodran Mustafi finds himself in the final third, that's how high the home side are. His pass is poor and some neat footwork from Leroy Fer carries Swansea clear.

Arsenal get us rolling. A few passes and Shkodran Mustafi plays the ball back to Petr Cech who launches it forward. Very un-Arsenal Petr. Pep Guardiola would send you to Torino for that.