Arsenal celebrated their return to the Champions League in style. Thanks to a brilliant goal and an assist from Leandro Trossard, the Gunners won 4-0 over PSV Eindhoven. Johan Bakayoko and Noah Lange were in the starting line-up for the Dutch, with Jorbe Vertesen coming on.
look. Highlights from the match between Arsenal and Eindhoven
If anyone actually did the math, they would come to the same conclusion: that Trossard has been extremely effective since his move to Arsenal. However, if you compare his return per minute of play.
On average, he is decisive in every match. Statistics it sharpened a little. Against the naive PSV Eindhoven, which was not ashamed of taking risks despite the difference in quality, he scored 2-0 and added the third goal as well. Beautiful goal and assist. Star player Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus and Trossard walked through an open door.
At the age of 28, Trossard made his Champions League debut on Wednesday. “I’m really looking forward to it,” he said Sunday. In English it sounded like a Pointer Sisters hit: “I’m so excited“At least he didn’t hide it.
Due to the injury of rival Martinelli, Trossard was at the start of the match for the second time this season. Nine months into his stint with The Gunners, Limburger still isn’t an undisputed heavyweight. In the 27 matches he played, he only started the first half. It’s a trip between the bank and the base.
He has only completed 90 minutes once so far, but when he is between the lines, he is working on his numbers. He has scored 15 goals since Wednesday: 4 goals and 11 assists. This makes him one of the most decisive players at his club. The origins of influence. After his goal in the Community Shield and the goal against Everton last Sunday, he has scored 3 goals and 1 assist in five matches this season. Trossard was allowed to breathe before the hour had passed. He saw how captain and star Martin Odegaard made the final score 4-0 with a stunning volley.
In addition to Trossard, another Devil started for London: Johan Bakayoko sometimes tried to bring momentum to PSV with his pace and dribbling. With varying degrees of success.
Trossard on social media: “Evenings like these”
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90’+4′
End of the second half
90′
Luuk de Jong is replaced by Ricardo Pepe
87′
Yellow card for Gerdi Schouten
80′
Yellow card for Malik Tillman
77′
Noah Lange is replaced by Jorbi Vertesen
76′
Armel Béla Kučap is replaced by Andre Ramalho
76′
Declan Rice replaces Jorginho
70′
4-0 goal for Martin Odegaard!
PSV Eindhoven receives a fourth goal HeyDigard scores with a wonderful shot from distance into the bottom corner. Arsenal’s return to the Champions League stage is in style.
69′
Bukayo Saka replaces Fabio Vieira
69′
Gabriel Jesus replaces Emile Smith Roy
66′
Ismail Sibari is replaced by Malik Tieleman
66′
Yohan Bakayoko is replaced by Hirving Lozano
58′
Oleksandr Zinchenko is replaced by Takehiro Tomiyasu
58′
Leandro Trossard is replaced by Reiss Nelson
Before the hour mark, Leandro Trossard’s game was over. Thanks to the goal and assist, he did more than his share of the work. Nelson is his replacement.
54′
Bakayoko was shot
Noah Lange doesn’t really play a bad game. He creates yards with the ball at his feet and then also plays well with Bakayoko. The young Red Devil cuts inside and kicks with his left hand, and Raya has no problem with the spatial ball.
47′
Yellow card for Olivier Buscali
45′
The second half started
45’+3′
The end of the first half
42′
Yellow card for Ben White
38′
3-0 Gabriel Jesus goal!
If PSV Eindhoven had any illusions, they can now be permanently consigned to the trash. This time Trossard takes on the role of anchor and serves Jesus, who kicks the ball and scores 3-0.
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