Arsenal distanced themselves from City in a celebration against Everton

What’s the best way to celebrate a secured lead? Well, that should have been asked. Arsenal before dealing with Everton, because the answer is clear: win (4-0). The ‘gunners’ easily beat the ‘toffess’ and celebrated in style as now, on a level match, they are 5 points ahead of Manchester City.

Even looking at the classification it seems that those in the Mikel Arteta They are clear favorites in the rivalry, the bitter memory of a few weeks ago losing at Mersesyde Stadium to the bottom left some doubtings about what could happen.

Some doubts were not immediately cleared. Sean Dyche raises a traced party. He put the bus in his own field, left the ball to Arsenal and dedicated himself to closing the gaps Odegaard already moreoverwho connected less than they would have liked in the final third of the field.

It seems that they are approaching once Everton effect may occur. all agreed moreover, which showed that geniuses are there to stand up at important moments. With the only oversight in the ‘toffee’ defense came the penalty. Zinchenko, strangely walking on the right, filters a pass in front and the Englishman scrambles a crooked control and at a small angle takes a massive right hand in the first squad (40′).

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He tried to stay upright Everton despite a direct blow to the stomach, but it lasted a few minutes, enough to consider the ‘knock out’ with another one to the chin that knocked him out. Because this is one of the tough ones. Idrissa Gueye he got confused with the ball at his feet as the last man and Saka put in a toe to steal, leaving the ball at the mercy of a Martinelli who shoots at Pickford (45′). The goal was initially disallowed for offside but once the lines were drawn the game was confirmed.

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With that advantage, Arteta He knows that controlling the ball is important but losing it. For the same reason, he decided to put Thomas Party through jorginho, a player more likely to run back on a supposed ’roundtrip’. But Arsenal did not allow that to happen. More than a shot with some risk from McNeil on an isolated play, which was the way Ramsdale stopped, the Everton He didn’t even think he was doing anything.

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With the ball in control, and more and more spaces, Arsenal set out to finish the party in style, with an Emirates goal-oriented. And so, in two identical death pass plays, Odegaard (71′) and again Martinelli (80′) completes a defeat for the authoritarian leader.

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Arsenal

40

Everton

Arsenal: A. Ramsdale; B. White, W. Saliba, G. Magalhães, O. Zinchenko (K. Tierney, 82′); Jorginho (Thomas, 46′), M. Odegaard, G. Xhaka (Fábio Vieira, 72′); B. Saka (Smith Rowe, 82′), L. Trossard (E. Nketiah, 72′), Martinelli
Everton: J. Pickford; S. Coleman (D. Gray, 61′), M. Keane, J. Tarkowski, V. Mykolenko; A. Iwobi, A. Onana, I. Gueye (M. Holgate, 46′), A. Doucoure (T. Davies, 79′), N. Maupay (B. Godfrey, 61′); D. McNeil
​Goal: 1-0 B. Saka (40′), 2-0 Martinelli (45′), 3-0 M. Odegaard (71′), 4-0 Martinelli (80′)
Cards: YELLOW: J. Tarkowski (51′), B. Godfrey (66′)
Referee: Michael Oliver
Spectators: 60,213 at the Emirates Stadium

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