(Fixes slug, no change to text) By Sam Holden LONDON, April 15 (Reuters) – Arsene Wenger took a risk by picking Arsenal’s old guard against West Ham United on Tuesday but it paid off with a 3-1 win as his weary side regained fourth place in the Premier League. The Frenchman fielded a team with an average age of 29 at the Emirates, with Olivier Giroud their youngest outfield player at 27, as he banked on his golden oldies to get a result. Wenger, renowned for developing young players, opted for a wealth of experience to overcome stubborn West Ham and wrestle back fourth place, and the last Champions League qualification spot, from Everton who are a point behind with a game in hand. “I said before the game it was the oldest team that I have ever played at Arsenal since I’ve been here.” In fact he fielded an Arsenal team with an average age of 30 against Leeds United in 2003 but his point was valid.
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