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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23680337" data-attributes="member: 158020">Arsenal 2 Watford 0: Late goals seal  Gunners' fifth straight Premier League win  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1/2018/09/29/16/4632264-6221989-image-a-89_1538236246541.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Arsenal struck twice in the final 10 minutes to see off a spirited Watford  2-0 at Emirates Stadium on Saturday and register a fifth consecutive Premier  League win.   Unai Emery's side were second best to the Hornets for much of the second half  and were indebted to Premier League debutant Bernd Leno – who replaced the  injured Petr Cech on the stroke of half-time – for two fine stops.That gave them  the platform to win the game late on as Craig Cathcart's own goal in the 81st  minute put them ahead and then Mesut Ozil's strike two minutes later secured all  three points.   After an impressive start to the season – which saw them win their opening  four games – Watford have now gone three without a win and are in danger of  slipping down the Premier League table.   After a lively opening Alexandre Lacazette squandered a golden opportunity in  the 15th minute, clipping a tame effort over the onrushing Ben Foster and wide  of the post after latching onto Abdoulaye Doucoure's poor headed pass.   Leno wasted little time in making his mark after replacing Cech - who pulled  up holding his hamstring after a goal kick - getting down smartly to push Troy  Deeney's flicked effort from Roberto Pereyra's free-kick around the past six  minutes into the second period.   Lacazette's woes in front of goal continued soon after, skewing his header  horribly wide after a sweeping counter attack, before Leno again came to his  side's rescue, racing off his line to block Andre Gray's effort.   Substitute Isaac Success clipped agonisingly wide late on before Cathcart  turned Alex Iwobi's cross into his own net under pressure from Lacazette.Ozil  then sealed the win with a cool finish from Lacazette's cross in the 83rd minute  as Emery's men marched on.</blockquote>

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