Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka passes the ball. (Getty Images)
Arsenal continued to gather pace in the Unai Emery revolution as the Gunners picked up a victory against Newcastle United. The Gunners were troubled in the initial stages of the game but they opened the scoring through Granit Xhaka’s sumptuous free-kick that rocketed into the top corner.
Mesut Ozil scored the second to open his account for the season as the Gunners led 2-0. Ciaran Clark found a late consolation goal, but apart from that, the Magpies were unable to break down Arsenal’s defence.
It was another nervy performance from the former Chelsea goalkeeper. He is struggling to play out from the back.
Bellerin’s raids down the right flank posed all sorts of problems for the Magpies. He was unfortunate not to pick up an assist.
Mustafi just doesn’t seem to be the defender he was when he arrived at the Emirates. The German was all over the place.
Sokratis had a good game and showcased a number of his defensive qualities.
Monreal was defensively diligent and whipped in a number of balls into the box.
The French youngster was good with his distribution but he gave away the ball on a few occasions.
Scored a superb free-kick goal and put in an excellent shift for the Gunners in the middle of the park.
The German put in a commanding display with a well-taken shot to hand Arsenal all three points.
Ramsey was guilty of scuppering a few chances in the final third. But his constant running and movement were impressive on the day.
The Gabon international was once again guilty of missing a couple of chances. But he posed all sorts of problems for the Magpies.
The former Lyon striker picked up an assist as well and was superb with his link-up play.
The Uruguayan didn’t put a foot wrong after coming on as a second-half substitute. He was crisp with his passing as well.
The Armenian was once again used as a substitute. His runs posed a few problems but Mkhitaryan was other unable to influence the game overall.
Welbeck ensured Cardiff’s defenders were kept on their toes after being brought on very late in the game.
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