THE Arsenal not only does he have an eye that… shines for a return to Europe, but he sees stars!
With two goals in the second half, the “gunners” won 2-0 West Ham in the London derby and they “rode” her in the standings, “climbing” to 4th place!
His team Mikel Arteta, by Gabriel Martinelli to be enjoyable and him Emil Smith-Rowe to score coming from the bench, “spoiled” his 600th game David Moges in Premier League and climbed for the first time this year in the quartet! Arsenal has, now, after 17 matches 29 points, with West Ham remaining at 28.
The match went to power in the first half. In the 35th minute, Fornals’s shot went just past the left crossbar of Ramsdale’s goal, while in the 40th minute fireball of Tierney crashed into beam, after Fabianski first made contact! The second 45 minutes, however, was a case in point.
Only in the 48th minute, Lakazet passed one beautiful vertical for Martinelli, the Brazilian correctly placed the goalkeepers of West Ham and made it 1-0 for the hosts. In the 66th minute, the balance changed, when Tsoufal, in his attempt to stop Lakazet in the area, threw him to the ground, as a result of which he received the second yellow card and was sent off. Fabianski, however, blocked Lacazette’s penalty and kept his team upright! Until 88 ‘.
Arsenal took advantage the numerical advantage and Smith-Row, who came in as a change in the match, “Locked” the “three points” just before the finale.
In the other matches of the day, the Wolves escaped with a huge “double” from the headquarters of Brighton (0-1), while Crystal Palace-Southampton ended in a draw 2-2.
The program of the 17th match in detail:
Tuesday (14/12)
Brentford-Manchester United (postponement)
Norwich-Aston Villa 0-2
(34 ‘Ramsey, 87’ Watkins)
Manchester City-Leeds 7-0
(8 ‘Fontaine, 13’ Grillis, 32 ‘, 62’ De Bruyne, 49 ‘Mahrez, 74’ Stones, 78 ‘Ake)
Wednesday (15/12)
Crystal Palace-Southampton 2-2
(2 ‘Zaha, 65’ Agiou – 32 ‘Ward-Prous, 36’ Broi)
Burnley-Watford (postponement)
Brighton-Wolves 0-1
(45 ‘+ 1’ Sais)
Arsenal-West Ham 2-0
(48 ‘Martinelli, 87’ Smith-Row)
Thursday (16/12)
Leicester-Tottenham (21:30)
Chelsea-Everton (21:45)
Liverpool-Newcastle (22:00)
The program of the next (18th) match:
Saturday (18/12)
Manchester United-Brighton (14:30)
Aston Villa-Burnley (17:00)
West Ham-Norwich (17:00)
Watford-Crystal Palace (17:00)
Southampton-Brentford (17:00)
Leeds-Arsenal (19:30)
Sunday (19/12)
Everton-Leicester (14:00)
Wolves-Chelsea (16:00)
Newcastle-Manchester City (16:15)
Tottenham-Liverpool (18:30)
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