Arsenal extended their winning run to four games in all competitions, when they defeated newly-promoted Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0 at the Emirates, earlier in the day.
Nacho Monreal opened the scoring for the Gunners, striking home from close range in the 16th minute, after a goal-mouth scramble. Eleven minutes into the second period, Alex Iwobi doubled Arsenal’s advantage after a brilliant piece of skill from Alexis Sanchez set him through on goal.
The win takes Arsenal to 13 points, level with Chelsea and just 1 less than rivals Tottenham. Arsene Wenger will be pleased with what his side put on show against the Seagulls.
Had nothing to do in goal, apart from coming out to collect a couple of crosses and corners, which he did comfortably.
Having put in some nervy displays early in the season, the youngster had a much-improved game and was helped by Brighton’s lack of urgency.
Wasn’t given a whole lot to do in the heart of the defence. One nervy moment late on, where he headed just past his own goal.
Kept his wits to slot home the opener after a melee ensued in the box. It was his first league goal in over four years. Was solid defensively.
The Spaniard looked threatening each time he got forward. But the end product wasn’t always up to the mark.
Had an effort brilliantly saved by Matthew Ryan. Worked hard but his use of possession left a lot to be desired on a number of occasions.
Kept things ticking for the Gunners in the middle of the park, without really standing out. His set-piece resulted in Monreal’s goal.
Did not get as much forward as we have seen him do recently, but it was another strong, no-nonsense display from the Bosnian. Had a headed effort cleared off the line in the second period.
Forced a save from Matthew Ryan early in the game. Took his goal well to make it 2-0, to score his first goal of the season.
Was involved in everything positive for Arsenal. Brilliant backheel to find Iwobi for the second goal, then had a shot cleared off the line.
Struck the post just two minutes into the game. Worked hard and tried to bring his teammates into play, but couldn’t score. First home game without scoring.
Replaced Lacazette for the final twenty minutes. Should have added a third in stoppage time.
Came on for Iwobi in the 71st minute. Little impact.
On for Xhaka with less than 10 minutes left.
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