Petr Cech Debut in Pictures

Arsenal's goalkeeper Petr Cech made his debut appearance with a win of a silverware after the gunners gunned down Everton 3-1 to win the Barclay's Asia Trophy. Cech denied Naismith a chance just before Half time.

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