Tony Doe reacts to Arsenal's gritty 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge after Moisés Caicedo's VAR-upgraded red card swung the momentum in this fiery London derby.

From the frustration of a set-piece slip-up gifting Chelsea the lead, to pride in a depleted Gunners side, patched-up backline and all, grinding out a point against 10-man Blues. Two dropped or a statement of resilience?

We break down:

- The overhyped Declan Rice vs Moisés Caicedo midfield duel that fizzled out

- Caicedo's reckless red on Merino: passion, liability, or just plain daft?

- New defensive duo: William Saliba out, so Hincapié & Mosquera thrown into the deep end, nerves, promise, and the burden of big-stage debuts

- Jurriën Timber's seamless evolution as the ultimate modern full-back: inverted threat, humility, and why he's title steel

- Classic media hypocrisy: Arsenal "cowardly" for holding firm at Etihad, but Chelsea "heroic" doing the same at the Bridge?

Arteta calls it a positive week, but the killer instinct in crunch ties? Still MIA. Standards raised,  a point here shows progress amid the injury crisis.

Momentum building, haters seething.