Arsenal haven't played particularly badly, but they're have few great chances and those have unfortunately fallen to comedy duo Nicklas Bendtner and Marouane Chamakh, who've provided much merriment to neutral viewers by wasting every opportunity that's come their way, often in hilariously poor fashion. There hasn't been much work for Leyton Orient keeper Jamie Jones, but the home side haven't exactly troubled Manuel Almunia. This is a case of Arsenal controlling more or less all of the possession but being unable to break down a very well organised defensive line.
Leyton Orient Vs. Arsenal: Honours Even After Scoreless First Half
0-0 at half time is a score Orient will be very pleased with, and it wouldn’t be totally out of the question for the home team to nick a goal via a corner or defensive mistake from a rather weak Arsenal centre half pairing. The Gunners will be less happy about going into the break without scoring. What’s Arsene Wenger going to do about it?
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