On a Wednesday evening in late August, Arsenal carry the bruises of two early-season defeats into the Carabao Cup, seeking in cup football what the league has not yet offered them — a sense of direction. Across England, other clubs navigate their own crises of personnel and form, each match a small test of resilience before the longer season asserts itself. The cup, as it always has, offers the possibility of renewal to those willing to take it seriously.
Arsenal seek redemption at West Brom in Carabao Cup second round
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