Keputusan game Arsenal yg lepas2 (13.08 hgga 30.10.2022)

 ARSENAL 4-2 Leicester City  (13.08.22)

Bournemouth 0-3 ARSENAL    (21.08.22)

ARSENAL 2-1 Fulham        (28.08.22)

ARSENAL 2-1 Aston Villa    (01.09.22)

Man Utd 3-1 ArseNal        (04.09.22)

UEL: FC Zurich 1-2 ARSENAL    (09.09.22)

Brentford 0-3 ARSENAL     (18.09.22)

ARSENAL 3-1 Spurs [1red card]    (01.10.22)

UEL: ARSENAL 3-0 Bodo/Glimt  (07.10.22)

ARSENAL 3-2 Liverpool        (09.10.22)

UEL: Bodo/Glimt 0-1 ARSENAL (14.10.22)

Leeds Utd 0-1 ARSENAL        (16.10.22)

UEL: ARSENAL 1-0 PSV       (21.10.22)

PSV manager Ruud van Nistelrooy:

“I expect a warm welcome. I kept them invincible because of my miss.”

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Southampton 1-1 ARSENAL    (23.10.22)

UEL: PSV 2-0 ArseNaL       (28.10.22)

ARSENAL 5-0 Nottm Forest    (30.10.22)

Arsenal players show their support for Pablo Mari

Kisahnya :-Arsenal defender Pablo Mari, currently on-loan at Monza, has been taken to hospital after being stabbed in a Milan shopping centre, along with several others, according to Sky Italy.

We have been in contact with Pablo’s agent who has told us he’s in hospital and is not seriously hurt.

AUBAMEYANG bantu ARSENAL julang Piala Komuniti

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored a superb goal and netted the winning penalty in a shootout as Arsenal beat Premier League champions Liverpool in the Community Shield at an empty Wembley Stadium.

Liverpool striker Rhian Brewster, brought on in stoppage time, hit the crossbar with his penalty - the only one not converted in the shootout.

Aubameyang's curling strike gave FA Cup winners Arsenal the lead in the first half before Liverpool substitute Takumi Minamino equalised after the break.

Minamino's flicked pass to Mohamed Salah bounced back kindly for him to slot home from close range.

There was a quick VAR check for handball by Salah but the replay showed no clear contact.

It is the second year in a row Liverpool have lost on penalties after Manchester City's victory in 2019.

Aubameyang leads Arsenal to move silverware

Aubameyang's importance to Arsenal was once again shown in another impressive performance.

The Gabon international, who scored twice in the FA Cup final at the same stadium this month, cut inside from the left and whipped the ball into the far corner in emphatic style to open the scoring.

He continued to terrorise Liverpool's defence, exposing young right-back Neco Williams.

And when Aubameyang stepped up to take the final penalty, with the score 4-4 in the shootout, there was no way he was going to miss.

He has netted 71 goals in 110 Arsenal appearances and no Gunners player has scored more than his five goals at the venue.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said on Friday he was "pretty confident" the skipper will sign a new contract after a long, painful wait for supporters.

After lifting their second piece of silverware in a month, it would cap off a very pleasing summer for Arsenal if Aubameyang does eventually put pen to paper.

Stuttering Liverpool fall short again

Liverpool were without regular starters Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson but they fielded a side many would feel were capable of beating Arsenal.

They started off on the front foot, with Sadio Mane getting in behind on numerous occasions on the left and linking up with full-back Andy Robertson.

But sloppiness crept into their game as the first half wore on - Virgil van Dijk berated Georginio Wijnaldum and Fabinho on separate occasions for giving the ball away too easily in midfield.

Arsenal's Ainsley Maitland-Niles was impressive and caused problems, while Bukayo Saka was busy in and around the Liverpool box.

However, Liverpool had plenty of chances to score. An unmarked James Milner headed over the bar, Van Dijk almost got on the end of a Mane flick-on and Roberto Firmino had the ball in the net, only for it to be ruled out for offside.

Liverpool grew more dominant in the second half - Minamino deservedly drew them level with more than 15 minutes to play - but they could not find a winner.

Arsenal's Joe Willock had a brilliant chance to make it 2-1 with five minutes to go when he miscued his header following Cedric Soares' cross from the right.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp brought off Wijnaldum, who had his penalty saved in last year's shootout by City, and replaced him with 20-year-old Brewster, but the England youth international crashed his spot-kick off the bar.

There is certainly no need to panic but the air of invincibility Liverpool had throughout most of the 2019-20 league campaign has worn off in recent months following a patch of two defeats and a draw in seven games at the end of the season.

'You never get used to winning' - what they said

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BT Sport: "You never get used to winning. I knew the challenge we faced today against this incredible opponent. Thank you very much to the players for the effort and performance.

"The courage of the team, how aggressive we were without the ball and against the Liverpool press. I am pleased and knew in the second half we would suffer. But in the penalties we had courage to do them right.

"In the last 10 minutes we took the ball and played in the final third. I am pleased how they competed. It creates belief."

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BT Sport: "We deserved the equaliser and could have scored more but we didn't do that.

"When you play against a formation like this then you need to be really fresh in the final third and you need to force it, create angles. The rhythm for that fell a little bit. Today it was not enough."

Man of the match - Ainsley Maitland-Niles

LIVERPOOL 3 Arsenal 1 (Liv terlalu hebat & gagah buat the Gunners)

• Joel Matip gave Liverpool the lead just before half-time as he headed home a Trent Alexander-Arnold corner
• Mohamed Salah added a second from the penalty spot after being fouled by Arsenal defender David Luiz
• The Egypt international then added a third not long after as he ran from the halfway line to tuck the ball home
• The Gunners had their chances in the first half to take the lead but new signing Nicolas Pepe could not finish 

The Liverpool forward made it 2-0 quickly after half-time by sending Bernd Leno the wrong way from the penalty spot

Joel Matip scrambles through a crowd of bodies to head the ball into the net with Virgil van Dijk having his shirt pulled

Roberto Firmino dribbles away from Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi as he tries to retain possession for the Reds

In the opening 15 minutes of the second half, they were outstanding; quick and strong, all parts of the team moving in perfect synchronicity, they started to look like the champions of Europe. They had far too much class.

Luiz, of course, helped them get their second goal. His shirt pull on Salah, which led to Liverpool's penalty, was absolutely ridiculous and the Egyptian gleefully took his opportunity, swishing his spot kick high in Leno's top corner. There was better to come.

Fabinho, such an unsung but crucial member of this team, played a ball to Salah on the halfway line in the 58th minute and with one deft touch, he danced away from Luiz and sprinted into the area before finishing with his left foot. Klopp called the strike "incredible" and you could not disagree.

The only blemish was the needless consolation they allowed Arsenal to pilfer in the 86th minute, when substitute Lucas Torreira fired in through a crowded penalty area. Really, though, it was a day to leave Klopp purring. For Luiz and Arsenal, on the other hand, old clumsy habits die hard. 

Nicolas Pepe puts his hands on his head as he goes close to putting the Gunners in front in the early moments

EPL GW3 : Man Utd dan Arsenal kecundang minggu ni | LIVERPOOL level lain

Aston Villa 2 Everton 0 

Norwich City 2 Chelsea 3

Brighton 0 Southampton 2

Man Utd 1 Crystal Palace 2

Watford 1 West Ham Utd 3

Sheff Utd 1 Leicester City 2

Liverpool 3 Arsenal 1

Gary Cahill team debut > Crystal Palace

Leicester claim their first EPL win of the season thanks to a thunderbolt finish from Harvey Barnes

Emery Anggap Kekalahan Kepada Liverpool Itu Bagus | Kalah teruk

Pengurus Arsenal, Unai Emery memberitahu ada perkara positif yang boleh pasukan beliau ambil daripada kekalahan memalukan kepada Liverpool.

Liverpool bangkit dari gol awal oleh Arsenal menerusi Maitland Niles apabila bangkit dengan menakjubkan dalam masa 90 minit melalui dua gol Firmino.

Firmino sempat “menganjing” pertahanan Arsenal dengan melakukan gaya No Look Goal.

Sadio Mane dan Mohamed Salah kemudian melengkapkan separuh masa pertama Liverpool dengan kedudukan 4-1.

Kekalahan itu menyaksikan Emery merekodkan kekalahan besar pertama beliau selaku pengurus Arsenal sejak di lantik menggantikan Arsene Wenger.

Namun, Emery memberitahu kemenangan besar anak buah Jürgen Klopp itu memberi mereka peluang mencari kelemahan untuk meningkatkan skuad mereka.

“Tiga tahun lalu kami [Sevilla] bermain menentang Liverpool dalam Champions League dan sekarang pada musim lalu mereka bermain di perlawanan akhir Champions League.

‘’Mereka ialah contoh untuk kami. Kami juga perlu meningkatkan diri kami namun kami juga perlukan masa.

“Kami perlu menjalani proses ini dengan langkah demi langkah setiap hari.

“Hari ini kekalahan ini bagus. Bukan keputusan bagus. Namun sangat baik apabila tahu bagaimana untuk meneruskan proses ini pada masa akan datang.

“Kami ada perlawanan yang sangat penting pada Selasa. Kami perlu menunjukkan kami mampu bangkit dan menunjukkan permainan yang bagus,” ujarnya.

Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool: Alexander Lacazette superbly cancels out James Milner's opener

• Arsenal come from behind to draw with Liverpool as Jurgen Klopp's men maintain unbeaten start to season
• Sadio Mane thought he broke the deadlock in the first half but was called for offside as he tapped in a rebound
• Arsenal's Alexander Lacazette then had his own effort ruled out for offside just before the half-time break 
• James Milner scored his third goal of the season and 50th in the Premier League as he gave Liverpool the lead
• Lacazette then got his goal when he fired Arsenal level with under 10 minutes remaining at the Emirates  

The English midfielder is congratulated by his Liverpool team-mates after giving them the lead at the Emirates

ARSENAL: (4-2-3-1) Leno 6.5; Bellerin 6.5, Holding 6, Mustafi 6, Kolasinac 6(Welbeck 81 6); Torreira 6.5, Xhaka 6; Mkhitaryan 6.5 (Iwobi 68 6), Ozil 6.5, Aubameyang 7.5 (Ramsey 73 5); Lacazette 7

SUBS NOT USED: Cech (GK); Lichtsteiner, Maitland-Niles, Smith-Rowe

GOALS: Lacazette (82)

BOOKINGS: Lacazette (82)

COACH: Unai Emery 7

Both sets of players take part in a minute's silence for Leicester's late chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and the four others who died in last Saturday's helicopter crash

Salah (right) battles for possession with Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka during the first half at the Emirates Stadium

LIVERPOOL: (4-3-3) Alisson 6.5; Alexander-Arnold 6, Gomez 7, van Dijk 8, Robertson 7; Milner 7, Fabinho 5.5, Wijnaldum 6; Salah 6 (Matip 90+4), Firmino 6 (Shaqiri 80 6), Mane 6.5

SUBS NOT USED: Mignolet (GK); Sturridge, Moreno, Lallana, Origi

GOALS: Milner (62)

BOOKINGS: Fabinho (52)

COACH: Jurgen Klopp 7

REFEREE: Andre Marriner 6

MAN OF THE MATCH: Virgil Van Dijk

EPL : Arsenal kena blasah ngan Liverpool (4-0)

Liverpool produced a dazzling attacking display to destroy Arsenal as Arsene Wenger's side were humiliated at Anfield.

Wenger surprisingly chose to leave out summer signing Alexandre Lacazette, and the £52.6m striker could only look on as every one of the Gunners' old, familiar failings were brutally exposed by Liverpool's pace, movement and sheer desire.

Alexis Sanchez was replaced and Alexandre Lacazette introduced after 62 minutes

*Serba x kena...serba x menjadi buat pemain2 Arsenal 😡😡😡

*teruk sngt *hina sangat

ARSENAL tumbang di Anfield [3-1]

Wenger might rue benching Sanchez

It was bold to name Alexis Sanchez as a sub but costly in defeat vs. Liverpool. Seeing how the Chilean changed the game in the second half was proof how vital he is, yet the snub might begin the countdown to his exit. 

WENGER: "It took us time to get into the game. Even if we were not at the races in the first half, we conceded cheap goals."KLOPP: "The league is like a rollercoaster - up and down, up and down. But mainly up. Inconsistency is part of development."

Coutinho lets fly from outside the box but a fully-stretched Petr Cech ensures it remains 1-0 (38 mins)

Joel Matip was calm and composed on the ball during the Premier League clash

English international and Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana is the man for a big Anfield night

SADIO MANE - 8

Has now scored and assisted in four league games this season and continues to prove what a strong buy he was.

PETR CECH - 7

Made two excellent stops from Coutinho and could do nothing about the goals. Let down by those in front.

FRANCIS COQUELIN - 4

A football match was being played around him. Could not cope with its speed and hooked at half-time.

Francis Coquelin had another day to forget as he failed to cope with the game's speed

LAURENT KOSCIELNY - 5

Looked all at sea. Beaten by Adam Lallana in the air for the opener and never really recovered. Not an organiser.

SHKODRAN MUSTAFI - 4.5

Really needs to do more. Often failed to communicate properly with Bellerin. Never imposes himself on strikers.

DANNY WELBECK - 7.5

Lovely finish to score a first Premier League goal for 11 months and far more comfortable through the middle. Why did he come off?

BPL : Arsenal lewat ambil peluang | Man City untung penalti (GW1)

Arsenal miss big opportunity in failing to beat Liverpool in Anfield thriller (Seri lah pulak 3-3)

LIVERPOOL, England -- Three points from the thrilling 3-3 draw between Liverpool and Arsenal at Anfield: 

1. Late goal denies Arsenal momentous win

The last time Arsenal visited Anfield as league leaders, they were 4-0 down after 20 minutes. Their title challenge was not over two years ago, but it signalled the beginning of the end. This time they conceded two goals in the first quarter of the game, then mounted an altogether more admirable response but still only drew. They remain in pole position, but the chance to make a statement was missed.

If the class of 2016 seem to be made of sterner stuff than the side of 2014, they were denied what threatened to be their most momentous victory of the league season. In the final minute, one Liverpool substitute, Christian Benteke, headed the ball across the penalty area for another, Joe Allen, to drill in an equaliser.

Arsenal had shown the quality to score three goals at Anfield, through Aaron Ramsey and Olivier Giroud, and the character after a shaky start. Yet, in quintessential Arsenal fashion, there were also defensive tremors, resulting in Allen's leveller.

So, on the day, little changed: Manchester City's inability to beat Everton meant that the gap between them remained three points.

Yet there was a significance for the season. Arsenal have to visit Stoke on Sunday and go to Tottenham, West Ham, Everton and both Manchester clubs in the rest of the season. Their fate will be determined on the road.

But a focus on the future should not deflect from the drama of one of the games of the season. This was a helter-skelter affair, brimming with brilliance. It was Anfield's first real glimpse of how intoxicating and exciting Jurgen Klopp's brand of football can be, yet Liverpool still took only a point.

Perhaps defensive injuries cost them. Certainly defensive shortcomings did, as Giroud's first goal showed. There is something sadly predictable about Liverpool conceding from corners.

 

Giroud of Arsenal celebrates scoring his goal to make the score 3-2

A few weeks ago, Klopp, with a hint of exaggeration, estimated 98 percent of goals Liverpool conceded came from set-pieces. Since then, they have managed to let several in from open play -- although displaying a similar frailty against the aerial ball -- and even one direct from a corner, courtesy of Exeter's Lee Holmes on Friday. At least Simon Mignolet, unlike his deputy Adam Bogdan, could say an attacker got a touch, although Giroud made comparatively little contact with Mesut Ozil's corner, and the Belgian was still culpable of letting the ball into the net.

Giroud had the sort of game that gives succour to his admirers and detractors alike. He missed an open goal but also scored twice, turning sharply to finish from the terrific Joel Campbell's pass. It was his fourth goal in as many games against Liverpool, and the accusation that he is just a flat-track bully is ever more inaccurate.

Nor are Arsenal only a team that can prosper when the going is good. Still, they are one in search of that defining win.

2. Ramsey lives up to Gerrard's praise

Steven Gerrard, who has a degree of expertise in such matters, recently labelled Ramsey the best attacking midfielder in the Premier League. The former Liverpool captain went as far as to suggest he would consider playing Ozil on the wing to accommodate the Welshman in his preferred position.

With Santi Cazorla injured, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was not forced to contemplate such drastic decisions. Yet it is notable how different and dynamic Ramsey is in the middle, rather than in his early-season role as a right winger. He has a capacity to burst beyond defences. He demonstrated it twice, to terrific effect. One brought a goal. The other did, in an indirect fashion.

 

Aaron Ramsey celebrates scoring Arsenal's equaliser at Anfield

Ramsey levelled the score after a brilliant reverse pass from Campbell. It was the sort of ball Ozil usually provides; the immediate reaction was one of disbelief that it was the Costa Rican, swiftly as he has improved, who was so incisive.

Eleven minutes later, the Welshman almost scored a second equaliser when he lobbed Mignolet. Mamadou Sakho recovered to head off the line but, in the process, conceded the corner that Giroud converted. It is not an official assist, but he certainly contributed.

Critics charge that Ramsey, in his eagerness to bomb forward, affords his back four too little protection. Certainly, this was a game where a more pragmatic manager than Wenger, and one with more fit defensive midfielders, might have looked for a dual screen, a pair of unambitious, efficient anchormen to patrol the territory where Firmino flourished. Yet if Ramsey's defensive indiscipline was one reason this was such a barnstorming game, his attacking impetus was another.