Arsenal vs PSV Eindhoven: 4-0
An interesting match, "Arsenal Vs PSV Eindhoven: 4-0".
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| Arsenal scored three goals in a brilliant first-half display (Photo: Getty Images) |
Arsenal successfully beat PSV Eindhoven in a Champions League match at the Emirates Stadium.
The course of the match "Arsenal vs PSV Eindhoven"
Arsenal opened up a lead over PSV after just eight minutes. Bukayo Saka became Arsenal's first goal scorer in the match.
The goal started from Saka's action on the left side of the PSV defense. He passed the ball to Martin Odegaard.
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Bukayo Saka then got the ball back in front of goal. He coldly subdued PSV goalkeeper Walter Benitez.
After scoring, Saka provided an assist on Arsenal's second goal scored by Leandro Trossard in the 20th minute. Saka combed the right side and then sent a flat pass towards Trossard who immediately fired flat into the PSV goal.
Trossard then assisted the game. Trossard's cross was perfectly held by Gabriel Jesus. Jesus then fired a fierce shot that Benitez could not block.
Leading by three goals in the first half, Arsenal again managed to extend the lead in the second half. Odegaard also put his name on the scoreboard.
Odegaard fired a fierce shot from outside the box after receiving the ball from Reiss Nelson. The ball rushed into the left corner of PSV's goal.
Arsenal managed to maintain a four-goal lead until the end of the game. This victory is a good capital for Arsenal who again feel the atmosphere of the Champions League this season.
"Arsenal vs PSV Eindhoven" line-up
Arsenal (4-3-3)
David Kingdom; Ben White, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes, Oleksandr Zinchenko (Takehiro Tomiyasu 58); Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice (Jorginho 76), Kai Havertz; Bukayo Saka (Fabio Vieira 69), Gabriel Jesus (Emile Smith Rowe 69), Leandro Trossard (Reiss Nelson 58)
PSV Eindhoven (4-3-3)
Walter Benitez; Jordan Teze, Armel Bella Kotchap (Andre Ramalho Silva 76), Olivier Boscagli, Serginho Dest; Ismael Saibari (Malik Tillman 66), Jerdy Schouten, Joey Veerman; Johan Bakayoko (Hirving Lozano 66), Luuk De Jong (Ricardo Pepi 90), Noa Lang (Yorbe Vertessen 77)