2-0: Arteta’s Arsenal, with ten, were sunk by Iraola’s Bournemouth

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It takes late for Mikel Arteta’s Arsenalwho had a chance this Saturday to become the interim leader of the Premier but lost at home to Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth (2-0). One play conditioned the match: the expulsion of the William Saliba in the 30th minute, the first of the French defender’s career. This is the first defeat of Arsenal in the current Premier and the first away from home in the whole year 2024.

But it would be very unfair for him. Bournemouth say he won thanks to playing an hour with numerical superiority. From the start, Iraolo’s team knew how to put pressure on the English runners-up, making them uncomfortable. Gabriel Martinelli’s missed chance could have changed the direction of the match.

In addition to Arteta His problems accumulated and at the Vitality Stadium he played without one of his emblems, captain in the absence of the injured Martin Odegaard: Bukayo Saka, injured playing in England.

Saliba saw red for a foul with Evanilson being the last man, but in this case, it would only mean a one match suspension and not three. Of course: the loser is at least the next match against Liverpool.


With the score 0-0 (although Bournemouth had chances) Saliba saw red for a foul on last man Evanilson. This would mean a one match suspension and not three. Of course: the loser is at least the next match against Liverpool.

The referee initially showed Arsenal’s French defender a yellow card, but, after reviewing the game through VAR, he sent him off. A bad pass from Leandro Trossard led to the play where Saliba brought down Evanilson, as the last man.

From there, Arsenal fought off Bournemouth’s attacks as best they could and went into half-time with the scoreline unchanged. Although the introduction of Gabriel Martinelli seemed to encourage the ‘Gunner’ attack after the break, it was in the second half when Iraola’s team sunk into Iraola’s team And Martinelli did not take advantage of a golden opportunity.

Bournemouth’s first goal came from a set piece, a practiced move, in the 70th minute when, following a corner and after play had been extended, Ryan Christie, who had come on for Alex Scott, struck on the left foot that beat David Raya.

Evanilson was the key: Saliba’s tackle on the said player earned the Frenchman a red card and he then forced a penalty from David Raya on him in the 79th minute. Justin Kluivert changed it, the 2-0 finals. Liverpool remain alone, with one point above Arsenal, Manchester City and Aston Villa.

match lineup

Build: 4231 Premier League playing field
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Vitality Stadium

Arsenal Away

13Kepa

David Raya22

22Julian Araujo

45′

Ben White4

67′

3Milos Kerkez

Riccardo Calafiori33

4Lewis Cook

Declan Rice41

27Illia Zabarnyi

William Saliba2

27′

29′

5Marcos Senesi

Gabriel Magalhães6

11Dango Ouattara

62′

Raheem Sterling30

36′

8Alex Scott

62′

Thomas Party5

9Evanilson

81′

Kai Havertz29

16Marcus Tavernier

62′

Mikel Merino23

80′

24Antoine Semenyo

62′

Leandro Trossard19

63′

Bournemouth local

Replacements

Arsenal Away

42Mark Travers

Tommy Setford36

2Dean Huijsen

Jakub Kiwior15

36′


80′

15Adam Smith

45′

Oleksandr Zinchenko17

7David Brooks

Jorginho20

10Ryan Christie

62′

69′

Myles Lewis-Skelly49

12Tyler Adams

Ethan Nwaneri53

80′

17Luis Sinisterra

62′

Gabriel Jesus9

80′

19Justin Kluivert

62′

78′

Gabriel Martinelli11

63′

26Enes Ünal

81′

Ishmael Kabia46

Bournemouth local

coach

Arsenal Away

Andoni Iraola

Mikel Arteta

Source: La Verdad

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