At the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal defeated Everton 2-1 thanks to a late winner. The first half ended with the Gunners behind after Gueye’s deflected free-kick struck Rice’s head in the wall and ended up in the far corner. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Tomiyasu’s goal from the edge of the box gave Arteta’s squad a one-goal lead at halftime, but it took only a few minutes for them to equalize. Even though Everton only managed 0.5 predicted goals for the entire game, Arsenal dominated the second half and scored the game’s winning goal late.
Havertz pounced inside the box after some excellent work from Odegaard before firing into the back of the net.
Despite securing the three points, the Premier League title will head to the Etihad Stadium after Manchester City won 3-1 at home to West Ham. It was an eventful final day, and the Gunners did everything they could to give themselves a chance.
After the completion of the match, Arsenal playmaker, Martin Odegaard was named the man of the match after his superb performance against Everton.
The Norwegian midfielder was at the heart of everything good got the North Londoners as he controlled the midfield, created two assist to help the Gunners secure a win.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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