Alexandre Lacazette has revealed Arsenal's vast improvement has been inspired by a fresh approach to defending. Monday's 2-0 home defeat of West Brom was their fourth victory from their past five games in which they have remained undefeated and conceded only once. That run followed a troubled start to the season where they lost two of their opening Premier League fixtures, conceding eight goals, and saw Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain move to Liverpool. Lacazette struck in each half on Monday to become the first Arsenal player to score in his first three home league games since Brian Marwood in 1988, but a wider positive was perhaps the renewed resilience they have shown. Their manager Arsene...
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