It is still early in the season but already serious questions are being asked of Arsenal. The biggest one, I feel, is this: what is changing? Watching them crumble against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night, it was impossible to escape the conclusion that they aren’t learning. For a decade now, Arsenal have been unable to contain opponents who go with a fast, physical gameplan. Everyone knows how to play against them. Arsenal were defeated 2-0 in Dortmund on Tuesday, but it could have been much more for the Germans Danny Welbeck has been brought in from Manchester United, but is yet to score after a host of chances
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Arsenal crumbled against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night
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The Germans could have matched the heavy defeats Arsenal received from Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City last season
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Arsene Wenger's side play the same way wherever they go, and get caught
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They feel they can beat anyone, anywhere, playing their own game
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Chelsea finished three points ahead of Arsenal last term, but bought well
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Why didn't Wenger go for Petr Cech, Diego Costa or Filipe Luis?
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It was good to see Everton strike a blow with their 4-1 win over Wolfsburg
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This year's Europa League winner goes into the Champions League
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Vincent Kompany vs Costa will be an epic battle at the Etihad Stadium
If Manchester City’s clash with Chelsea is the game of the season so far, the subplot of Sunday's clash between @placeholder and Costa is fascinating.