Arsenal
Aston VillaDay 5
Martinelli 76'
Arsenal: 32. Ramsdale, 3. Tierney, 4. White B.( till 64'), 6. Gabriel M., 12. Saliba, 7. Saka B.( till 88'), 8. Odegaard( till 81'), 34. Xhaka, 9. Gabriel Jesus( till 88'), 11. Martinelli, 23. Lokonga
Substitution: 18. Tomiyasu(from 64'), 10. Smith Rowe(from 81'), 16. Holding(from 88'), 14. Nketiah(from 88')
Bench: 30. Turner M., 17. Cedric Soares, 21. Vieira F., 72. Smith M., 27. Marquinhos
Yellow Cards: Odegaard 39', Saliba 48'
Aston Villa: 1. Martinez E., 4. Konsa, 5. Mings, 27. Digne, 44. Kamara B.( till 83'), 2. Cash, 7. McGinn J.( till 73'), 11. Watkins, 41. Ramsey J., 10. Buendia( till 73'), 31. Bailey
Substitution: 6. Douglas Luiz(from 73'), 23. Coutinho(from 73'), 9. Ings(from 83')
Bench: 25. Olsen R., 16. Chambers C., 17. Augustinsson, 18. Young, 47. Iroegbunam, 35. Archer C.
Yellow Cards: Ramsey J. 13', Konsa 54', McGinn J. 68'
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According to Nicolo Schira, Mykhailo Mudryk is close to joining Arsenal
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Oleksandr Zinchenko commented on Arsenal's comfortable 3-0 victory against Bournemouth
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After his team made it three wins from three at the start of the campaign by beating Bournemouth 3-0, Mikel Arteta was in a buoyant mood as he sat down for his post-match press conference
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Arsenal achieved their third successive Premier League victory
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Mikel Arteta held his weekly press conference to discuss the game with Bournemouth
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Oleksandr Zinchenko played a significant role in the opening goal of the Premier League season
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On the eve of the new season, Mikel Arteta faced the media to discuss a variety of topics.
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Fulham confirmed the signing of Bernd Leno from Arsenal for an undisclosed fee.
