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Arsenal produced a devastating second-half burst to defeat Lille 3–0 at the Emirates Stadium, scoring three times in seven minutes to maintain their perfect start to the Champions League campaign. Jurrien Timber, Eberechi Eze and substitute Bukayo Saka found the net in a commanding performance from Mikel Arteta’s side. The breakthrough finally arrived when Madueke found Timber inside the penalty area. Showing excellent technique and composure, Timber controlled the ball superbly before lifting a finish past goalkeeper Berke Özer. The Emirates erupted as Arsenal finally broke Lille’s resistance. Arsenal struck again just three minutes later. Martin Ødegaard helped launch the attack, and Saka delivered the decisive pass for Eze, who finished clinically with his left foot. The Gunners had suddenly taken complete control of the contest. Saka capped a magnificent cameo off the bench. Combining with Ødegaard and Kai Havertz, the England international found himself in an excellent position and calmly slotted the ball into the bottom corner.
It was a decisive contribution from the Arsenal winger, who had already provided the assist for Eze’s goal. The three-goal blitz was complete, and Lille had no way back. by @doseofarsenal

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Arsenal came from behind to beat Leeds United 2–1 in an entertaining Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium, scoring twice in eight minutes to rescue three crucial points after a frustrating opening hour.

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The champions looked in danger of suffering another disappointing result following their 3–0 defeat to Brighton before the international break. However, Mikel Arteta’s substitutions helped transform the match and sparked a spirited comeback. Leeds took a deserved lead when Gabriel Gudmundsson delivered a dangerous cross from the left. Justin arrived at the far post and finished to put the visitors ahead. Noni Madueke crossed from the left, Ben White headed the ball back across goal, and Calafiori finished from close range. James Trafford was unable to keep the effort out, and Arsenal were level. Just minutes after coming off the bench, Guimarães completed the turnaround. Declan Rice flicked the ball into his path with an intelligent backheel, and the Brazilian midfielder fired a low shot into the bottom corner. by @doseofarsenal

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Brighton & Hove Albion produced an impressive performance at the Amex to defeat reigning Premier League champions Arsenal 3–0 on 19 September 2026. The result was particularly striking given Arsenal had won their opening four league matches and had conceded only once before this game.

Brighton started aggressively, pressing Arsenal high and creating early problems for the visitors’ defence. That pressure eventually paid off when Pascal Groß opened the scoring. Brighton continued to threaten and Charalampos Kostoulas added a second before half-time, giving the home side a commanding advantage.

Arsenal attempted to respond after the break, but Brighton remained dangerous and continued to exploit spaces in the Arsenal defence. Chema Andrés then made it 3–0 in the 57th minute, heading home from a Groß corner on his first Premier League start.

Despite Arsenal having periods of possession, Brighton looked the more dangerous and energetic side. The Seagulls repeatedly threatened on the counter-attack and could have scored even more, with Arsenal struggling to create clear-cut opportunities. The Guardian’s live report noted that the final scoreline arguably flattered Arsenal. by @doseofarsenal

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a month ago

Arsenal advanced to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup after an entertaining 4–2 victory over Ipswich Town at Portman Road on 15 September 2026.

Arsenal started brilliantly. 16-year-old Max Dowman opened the scoring in the 7th minute with an impressive individual finish, before Noni Madueke doubled the advantage nine minutes later. Arsenal went into half-time 2–0 ahead.

The visitors then put the tie beyond Ipswich early in the second half. Dowman scored his second goal of the night in the 47th minute, and Mikel Merino added a fourth in the 58th minute. Dowman was the outstanding player, contributing two goals and an assist in a remarkable performance for the teenager.

Ipswich refused to collapse. Anis Mehmeti pulled one back in the 62nd minute, giving the home supporters something to celebrate. Then, deep into stoppage time, former Arsenal striker Chuba Akpom scored against his old club to make it 4–2.

Despite Ipswich’s late fightback, Arsenal had done enough and comfortably secured their place in the next round. by @doseofarsenal

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Arsenal maintained their perfect start to the Premier League season with a hard-fought 2–0 victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. The scoreline suggested a comfortable Arsenal win, but the reality was very different. Sunderland produced a spirited and physical performance, frustrating Mikel Arteta’s side for long periods and creating several dangerous moments of their own.
The first half was closely contested. Arsenal struggled to find their usual rhythm, while Sunderland’s organisation and intensity made life difficult for the visitors. Kai Havertz went close, while Saka also had an opportunity, but neither side could find the breakthrough. Arsenal made two changes at half-time, bringing on Bruno Guimarães and Jurriën Timber. Guimarães immediately found himself at the centre of the Sunderland supporters’ attention because of his Newcastle connections. The decisive moment arrived in the 56th minute. Sunderland were awarded a penalty after a clash involving Brian Brobbey and Ezri Konsa, giving Enzo Le Fée the chance to put the hosts ahead. But David Raya produced a magnificent save, diving to his left and tipping Le Fée’s penalty onto the post.And Arsenal punished Sunderland almost immediately. Just two minutes later, Guimarães collected the ball on the edge of the area and produced a superb curling finish beyond Robin Roefs. The Brazilian wheeled away in celebration, silencing the home crowd and giving Arsenal a 1–0 lead. As the clock moved into stoppage time, Sunderland’s hopes finally disappeared. Reinildo brought down Saka inside the penalty area after already being booked. The defender received a second yellow card and was sent off. Saka stepped up from 12 yards and calmly converted the penalty, with Roefs getting a touch but unable to keep it out. by @doseofarsenal

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a month ago

Arsenal made a winning start to their Champions League campaign with a hard-fought 1–0 victory away at Napoli.
The Gunners dominated possession and created the better chances but were wasteful in front of goal. Bukayo Saka missed a major opportunity before half-time, while Mikel Merino also saw a close-range header saved by Alex Meret.
The decisive moment came in the 75th minute. Christos Tzolis and Ben White combined down the right before Tzolis cut the ball back to Martin Ødegaard. The Arsenal captain produced a superb rising strike that hit the post and went in.
Napoli struggled to create clear chances, although Kevin De Bruyne and Rasmus Højlund occasionally threatened. Arsenal’s defence remained disciplined and secured a clean sheet.
Arsenal thought they had added a second late on through Kai Havertz, but the goal was ruled out for offside. by @doseofarsenal

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a month ago

Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea 2–1 at the Emirates Stadium in an entertaining London derby.
Chelsea made a dream start when Morgan Rogers opened the scoring after just 77 seconds. Arsenal responded strongly, and Kai Havertz equalised in the 25th minute to send the teams into half-time level.
The Gunners continued to press after the break, and captain Martin Ødegaard completed the comeback in the 50th minute with a superb finish after a clever move involving Havertz. Chelsea pushed for an equaliser late on, but Arsenal defended their lead to secure three points.
The victory gave Arsenal a perfect three wins from three at the start of their title defence, while Ødegaard’s winning goal proved to be the decisive moment of the match. by @doseofarsenal

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Arsenal secured a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Aston Villa at Villa Park on Monday night, maintaining their perfect start to the 2026/27 Premier League season.
The first half was cagey, with Villa enjoying plenty of possession but struggling to create clear opportunities. Arsenal also found it difficult to break through a disciplined home defence.
The breakthrough came in the 59th minute. Gabriel found Eberechi Eze, who released Riccardo Calafiori down the left. Calafiori delivered a low ball across goal and Bukayo Saka arrived to finish from close range, putting Arsenal 1–0 ahead.
Villa pushed for an equaliser late on, but Arsenal defended resolutely and managed the closing stages effectively. Aston Villa ultimately failed to register a shot on target, despite their late pressure.
There was also late controversy when an Arsenal penalty awarded after Saka was fouled was overturned by VAR, with the offence judged to have occurred just outside the box.
The final whistle confirmed a valuable away win for Mikel Arteta's side. Arsenal move top of the Premier League, while Villa suffer their second successive defeat. by @doseofarsenal

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2 months ago

Arsenal made a commanding start to their 2026/27 Premier League title defence, sweeping newly promoted Coventry City aside 3–0 at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal dominated from the opening whistle and quickly established control. Kai Havertz opened the scoring in the 15th minute after Christos Tzolis won the ball back and helped create the opportunity.
Just eight minutes later, Bukayo Saka doubled Arsenal's advantage. Tzolis was again central to the move, delivering a dangerous cross that Coventry goalkeeper Carl Rushworth could only divert into Saka's path.
Arsenal continued to control the game after the break and added a third in the 49th minute, when captain Martin Ødegaard found the net.
Coventry struggled to cope with Arsenal's pressing and passing. Remarkably, they failed to make a tackle during the entire first half and did not record a touch in Arsenal's penalty area before the interval.
New signing Christos Tzolis was one of the standout performers on his Premier League debut, contributing to Arsenal's first two goals. Havertz, Saka and Ødegaard provided the finishing quality as Arsenal produced an impressive opening-night performance. by @doseofarsenal

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