English league 23-24
Game board
Cycle 32 – 06/04/2024
- Crystal Palace
- 4 – 2
- Manchester city
- Aston Villa
- 3 – 3
- Brentford
- Everton
- 0 – 1
- Burnley
- Fulham
- 1 – 0
- Newcastle
- Luton
- 1 – 2
- Bournemouth
- Wolves
- 2 – 1
- West Ham
- Brighton
- 3 – 0
- Arsenal
- Manchester United
- 2 – 2
- Liverpool
- Sheffield United
- 2 – 1
- Chelsea
- Tottenham
- 1 – 1
- Nottingham Forest
The outstanding actor Habertz, score: 8
A goal and a great assist completed an excellent display by the German striker, the disappointing player Tarik Lamptey, score: 4
Took the penalty on Jesus and looked out of step at all every time Arsenal attacked down his flank
The 32nd round in the English league continued tonight (Saturday) when Arsenal defeated Brighton with a crushing 0:3. Thanks to the victory, the Gunners temporarily rose to first place, with 71 points on their balance sheet, one more than Manchester City and the second Liverpool, who have a game missing in the rest of the cycle against Manchester United.
Mikel Arteta’s team dominated the game from the first moment, when after a minute and a half, Gabriel shot and missed the frame from a smart exercise in a stationary position. The guest continued to get into situations and in the 33rd minute the breakthrough finally came. Gabriel Jesus was fouled in the area by Tarik Lamptey, Bocayo Saka approached the penalty spot, rolled the ball easily into the net and made it 0:1 for the Gunners.
In the second half, the team from North London continued to play. In the 62nd minute, Saka was injured and remained on the grass, but Martin Odgor did not stop the game for his teammate and instead found Jorginho with a smart deep ball, who made it 0:2 for Kai Habertz. Towards the end, Andrew Trusser completed the celebration when he received a tremendous ball at a great distance from Havretz, ran all the way to the 0:3, celebrated in front of his former team and determined the result of the game.
Trussard celebrates in front of his former team (Reuters)
With the win, Arsenal still maintain their crazy streak, without a single defeat in the league in 2024. In 11 Premier League games in the current calendar year, Arteta’s team collected 31 points from a possible 33, scored 42 goals (!) and conceded only four. The club will now wait to see what Liverpool will do at Old Trafford, with a loss for the Merseysiders also leaving the Gunners at the top with seven games left of the season.
Bokayo Saka and Arsenal’s players celebrate the advantage (Reuters) Arsenal’s players are crazy (Reuters) Mikel Arteta and Kai Habertz are happy at the end (Reuters)
second half
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’90+5
- Game over! The referee of the match just before the end of the match, Arsenal won a great 0:3 against Brighton
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’90+4
- A yellow card was also waved at White
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’89
- Odgor was also replaced, and Vieira entered in his place
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’89
- Double substitution at Arsenal: Habertz was replaced by Anketia
Andrew Trussard and Arsenal players celebrate (Reuters) Andrew Trussard scores (Reuters)
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’86
- Gate! Arsenal went up 0:3: a huge cross from Habertz from a long distance reached Trosar, the Belgian had all the way to the goal and he easily bounced over Verburgen into the net
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’79
- Saliba also saw a yellow card and became the Gunners’ first yellow card this evening
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’76
- Substitution at Brighton: Welbeck is replaced by Patty
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’76
- Blabha saw the first card of the match when Brighton received a yellow card
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’72
- Another Arsenal substitution: Zinchenko was replaced by Tomiyasu
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’64
- Saka was also replaced, with Martinelli coming on in his place
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’64
- Double substitution also at Arsenal: Jesus is replaced by Trussard
Roberto de Zerbi (Reuters)
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’63
- Enquiso was also replaced, with Pedro coming in at his own expense
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’63
- Double substitution at Brighton: Mudder is replaced by Buananotta
Ben White and Julio Ankissou in pursuit (Reuters) Kai Hubertz and Jorginho celebrate (Reuters) Kai Hubertz finishes coolly (Reuters)
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’62
- Gate! Arsenal went up 0:2: Saka was injured and remained on the grass, but Odgor did not stop the game and provided a perfect deep ball to Jorginho on the right wing who advanced and passed an accurate cross to Havretz who doubled the advantage of the guest
Julio Anquiso squeezes a foul from Jorginho (Reuters) Martin Odegaard is frustrated (Reuters) Martin Odegaard releases a kick (Reuters)
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’54
- Odgor received a ball, went out to dribble on the edge of the box and at the end he took a strong kick that Shorburgen barely deflected
Gabriel Jesus rises high for a shot (Reuters)
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’48
- An excellent lift by Habertz from the right wing found a great movement by Jesus who was cleared in the area for a shot, but was unable to score
Mikel Arteta talks to Oleksandr Zinchenko (Reuters)
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’46
- At the start of the second half, Ankisso ran unimpeded and unleashed a kick that hit White, but Raya caught the ball
first half
Bart Verburgen goes to the ball (Reuters)
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’43
- Ankissou came from the left wing and kicked powerfully at the goal, Raya stretched his limbs and provided a fantastic save
Bukayo Saka (Reuters) Bukayo Saka celebrates (Reuters) Bukayo Saka celebrates the winning goal (Reuters) Bukayo Saka kicks (Reuters) Bukayo Saka kicks the penalty (Reuters)
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’33
- Gate! Arsenal went up 0:1: Saka approached to kick from the penalty spot and rolled an accurate ball into the net on the way to a justified advantage for the Gunners
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’32
- Penalty for Arsenal! Jesus made a great mistake on Lamptey, the Ghanaian defender failed him in the box
Tarik Lamptey in the fight against Oleksandr Zinchenko (Reuters) Pervis Estupinian against Ben White (Reuters) Gabriel Jesus misses (Reuters)
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’16
- Another big miss for Arsenal, Jesus got high inside the box and found himself alone in a comfortable position in front of the goalkeeper, but he shot wide of the frame
Carlos Belvae on his way to strike (Reuters)
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’13
- Saka’s cross reached Jesus on the edge of the box, who curled an excellent ball, but Verburgen headed for the corner
Bukayo Saka does not believe (Reuters) Bukayo Saka and Martin Odgor (Reuters)
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’12
- An excellent deep pass from White found Saka who came up with a great chance after a dribble, but missed from a great position
Gabriel Nogach (Reuters)
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‘2
- A great exercise in a stationary position already after a minute and a half, Odgor collected a smart ball that reached Gabriel’s head, but the Brazilian stopper hit outside the frame
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‘1
- The opening whistle! Referee John Brooks called the match off
Roberto de Zerbi and Mikel Arteta hug (Reuters)
