“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 defeated Southampton 3-1 at home on Saturday to maintain their lead over Liverpool and Manchester City at the top of the Premier League standings.
The Gunners were hardly out of second gear at the Emirates until Cameron Archer’s goal just after halftime, but Kai Havertz quickly leveled the score.

Arsenal took the lead for the first time through substitute Gabriel Martinelli, and Bukayo Saka secured all three points with a late third.

Dom Smith was present at the Emirates Stadium to evaluate the performance of the Arsenal players.

David Raya, age six

had little involvement other than Southampton’s goal, which Archer shot in. In the second half, one excellent save.

Partey, Thomas 7

shifted to right back, but he continued to play well. once more solid.

Six William Saliba

There were a few excellent blocks, but Southampton’s attacks primarily targeted Southampton’s flanks.

Gabriel (6)

Much the same as his center-back partner’s narrative. won a few important headers.

Eighth Riccardo Calafiori

The left-back gave a pretty strong effort, eschewing challenges and trying to play smart passes.

Jorge 7

The Italian did precisely what he was brought in to do: he was a steady presence in midfield.

Declan Rice, age six

Although it wasn’t his most impactful game, the England player put on a confident show.

Kai Havertz eighth

The Saints were powerless to stop him when he surged forward with the ball. achieved a fantastic equalizer.

Saka Bukayo 9

Finished the season with his seventh and eighth assists, the second of which was a peach into Martinelli. Then, with a brilliant goal late in the game, secured three points.