Arsenal started life after Unai Emery with a 2-2 draw at Norwich which saw their winless run extend to eight games in all competitions. Interim boss Freddie Ljungberg insisted he would try and put smiles on the faces of fans again, but could have left Carrow Road with a defeat had the Canaries not wasted several opportunities in the second half. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s double three days after Emery’s departure did little to lift the mood with this encounter, highlighting the problems facing the club’s former midfielder in their battle for a top-four finish. There was a new man in charge of Arsenal (Adam Davy/PA) Norwich manager Daniel Farke would have been proud of his side, but...
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