In a way, it’s bizarre that Hutchinson lost his place at all. In the games immediately leading up to his first exclusion from the u23 starting lineup, the winger scored two goals against Crystal Palace and assisted two against Spurs. He was the most dangerous player on the pitch on both occasions, and his first goal against Palace was one of the best of the season so far.Back in the team and with Arsenal 1-0 down to Newport County in the early stages of Tuesday’s match, Hutchinson pulled off a superb individual goal to draw them level.The 17-year-old picked the ball up from a short corner, nutmegged a defender, cut inside of another before curling a shot inside the far post. It was just the kind of inspiration Arsenal needed at that point in the match, and the kind that Hutchinson is always capable of providing.Throughout the remainder of the fixture, Hutchinson continued to provide a forward thrust to Arsenal’s play. The Newport match commentators said afterwards that he would be the player they’d most want to take on loan, if they had the chance.So why has a very talented young player in great form not started a single PL2 match since August 27th?The answer is a combination of Kevin Betsy’s formation change and the addition of a few other big attacking talents to his side. Most notably, Hutchinson’s departure from the starting lineup coincided with Folarin Balogun and Salah-Eddine Oulad M’hand’s arrival in it.Betsy shifted from playing a front three with two wingers to a front two with two strikers, in a 3-5-2 formation. Hutchinson may well be Arsenal’s outstanding youth winger right now, but Betsy is playing a team that doesn't use wingers. A team on a run of wins against Manchester United, Chelsea, and Brighton, and one draw away to league leaders Manchester City.Advert InsertedOmari Hutchinson creates a chance for the Arsenal u23s (Photo by Dan Critchlow)