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“Watching his performance yesterday made me confused why they’re benching him…If they’re not using him, let him come to Man City and see the magic”: Pep Gaurdiorla says he’s surprised by Arsenal decision to constantly keeping ONE particular player on bench despite showing he’s their best player

“Watching his performance yesterday made me confused why they’re benching him…If they’re not using him, let him come to Man City and see the magic”: Pep Gaurdiorla says he’s surprised by Arsenal decision to constantly keeping ONE particular player on bench despite showing he’s their best player

Arsenal and Chelsea shared the spoils in West London this evening. Here are our Arsenal player ratings:

David Raya – 7.0
Started strong with a great early save and was comfortable with his distribution, though he couldn’t do much to stop Chelsea’s goal.

Ben White – 7.0
Dealt well with the ever-dangerous Pedro Neto, despite the Portuguese winger scoring from a central position.

William Saliba – 7.0
Another solid performance from the Frenchman, who kept Jackson and Palmer at bay with composed defending.

Gabriel Magalhães – 7.0
Matched his defensive partner’s level and worked hard to limit Chelsea’s attacking threats.

Jurrien Timber – 7.0
Had a busy evening against Madueke but contributed to Arsenal’s offensive play when possible.

Martin Odegaard – 7.5
Returned to form, providing the assist for Arsenal’s goal and making several other impressive passes that could have led to goals.

Thomas Partey – 5.5
Struggled against the in-form Moisés Caicedo, but provided some defensive cover. Needed to contribute more when in possession.

Declan Rice – 6.5
Showed determination, though his passing didn’t create many clear opportunities in this must-win game.

Bukayo Saka – 5.5
Typically strong in big games, but fell short of expectations tonight and struggled to make an impact.

Kai Havertz – 7.0
Played well and was unlucky to have a goal disallowed for offside. Came close to netting a winner.

Gabriel Martinelli – 8.0
One of his best performances in recent memory, capped with a well-taken goal that will boost his confidence.

Substitutes

Leandro Trossard – 4.5
Had two promising chances to score the winner but couldn’t capitalize on either.

Mikel Merino – 6.5
A decent cameo, slotting well into midfield and maintaining Arsenal’s rhythm.

Gabriel Jesus – N/A
Played too little to make a noticeable impact.

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