Premier League: Cardiff City 2-3 Arsenal; 5 Talking Points

#4 Cardiff end their goal drought

Cardiff are up and running in the goalscoring charts

It took Cardiff City four games to score their first goal in the Premier League this season. They managed to score with both their shots on target but it wasn't enough as they came out empty-handed and remain rooted just outside the drop zone.

Cardiff came back to equalize twice in the game, firstly through new signing Victor Camarasa, who scored from close range to put his side on level terms at the stroke of halftime.

The Bluebirds fell behind once again in the second half but responded directly eight minutes after conceding as a compelling header from Danny Ward off a Sean Morrison corner brought back Neil Warnock's side back into the game.

In the long run, Cardiff City do lack firepower up front but moving ahead into the season, it is important that the goals keep coming from different areas of the pitch if the target is survival in the Premier League and experienced Premier League campaigners like Junior Hoilett need to be the foundation of the Welsh club's setup.

415 - Victor Camarasa's goal for Cardiff City was the Bluebirds' first in league competition in 415 minutes of play since they last scored through Sean Morrison against Hull in April. Timely. pic.twitter.com/s7jHnE3fqw

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 2, 2018