He Arsenal keep leading and that’s what really matters. He didn’t have the best game against him Leicester but it was enough to take the three points from the King Power Stadium thanks to a single goal from Gabriel Martinelli (0-1).
Not this Arteta enough to hand out points and continue to trust his block of redoubtables, this time with Ben White on the right line and the freshness of Leandro Trossard on the left, giving lead to Gabriel Martinellialthough they switched positions. The control of the ‘gunners’ in the game is complete and the downside is that it is not accompanied by clairvoyance in the last meters, much needed.
He has a lot of weight in the attacking game Zinchenko throughout the game, but especially in the first half. More than Bukayo Then, which is the one that is less refined overall, with some raining more than others.
A goal was scored before half time. Well, more than one goal from Trossard throughout the squad, but after consulting the VAR, the referee saw Ben White’s lack of goal. Wardwhose arm he grabbed in the previous argument.
The biggest success of Arsenal it knows how to hit more damage that it does to Leicester. Martinellireceives a good pass from Trossard, scored a minute into the second half (46′). He gave a little scare that his knee was hurting, because Ndidi accidentally stepped on him, but he managed to continue.
There is awareness Arsenal that there is no need to exaggerate and that their football does not become buoyant, possessions become longer and the second goal is sought with less enthusiasm and haste. It came, but was also annulled, this time for offside by Martinelli, who gave the death pass to moreover.
The good thing is that Leicester There was no news of the attack for most of the match. Only Barnes threatened to create danger in one-on-one play with Ben White and the clearest shot came from Dewsbury-Hall, but the ball hit the post in the final moments.
Leicester
01
Arsenal
Arsenal: Ramsdale; White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko (Tomiyasu, 90′); Jorginho, Xhaka; Then, Odegaard (Thomas, 84′), Trossard (Nketiah, 70′); Martinelli
Leicester: Ward; Castagne (Pereira, 85′), Souttar, Faes, Kristiansen; Praet (Daka, , Ndidi (Soumaré, 77′), Dewsbury-Hall; Tete (Tielemans, 62′), Iheanacho (Vardy, 62′) and Barnes
Goal: Martinelli (46′)
Stadium: King Power Stadium
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Referee: Craig Pawson.
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Source: La Verdad
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