Wenger hails Arsenal fighting spirit in Palace win


LONDON (Reuters) - Not renowned for the battling qualities, Arsenal dug deep to clinch a 2-1 win at Crystal Palace on Saturday that left them best-placed among their rivals to clinch a top-four Premier League spot.

Quietly and perhaps under the radar of those fighting for Champions League qualification, Arsenal's good recent form has moved them into third in the table at the time of the year when their season so often suffers a fatal wobble.

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