Arsene Wenger says Wojciech Szczesny is working harder than ever in training as he looks to win back his place in Arsenal's starting eleven. The Pole, who hasn't featured in the Premier League since capping his error-ridden performance at Southampton with a ciggy in the showers, has been benched in place of David Ospina for most of January with the Colombian handed a chance  to prove himself against Stoke and Manchester City after an initial run out in the FA Cup win over Hull. Speaking ahead of Sunday's game with Aston Villa, Wenger admitted he's been impressed by Szczesny's attitude as he looks to put his disciplinary problems behind him. 'Of course he works very hard. He has...
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