“We could have won the game but he was all over the field… it’s unfortunate Arteta doesn’t know how to win trophies using such fantastic player”: Southampton coach says his team has never face a player like £67m Arsenal player in his entire career, praises the superstar

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“We would have won the game but he was all over the field… it’s unfortunate Arteta doesn’t know how to win trophies using such fantastic player”: Southampton coach says his team has never face a player like £67m Arsenal player in his entire career, praises the superstar

Arsenal kept pace with Liverpool and Manchester City at the summit of the Premier League table with a 3-1 home win over Southampton on Saturday.
It took a jolt from Cameron Archer, who scored soon after the break, to shock the Gunners out of second gear at the Emirates, but they soon levelled through Kai Havertz.

Substitute Gabriel Martinelli then put Arsenal into the lead for the first time, before Bukayo Saka made sure of all three points with a late third.

Dom Smith was at the Emirates Stadium to rate the Arsenal players’ performances…

David Raya 6

Had little to do besides the goal which Archer fired in for Southampton. One good save in the second half.