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No Team has scored more goals from set-pieces than Arsenal (7) in the Premier League so far this season.

No side has scored more goals from set-pieces than Arsenal (7) in the Premier League so far this season.

How we score won’t matter at the end of the day ! Mikel Arteta has said it multiple times… win by any means necessary. That’s exactly what Arsenal are doing tonight.

Arsenal rallied with a ruthless second-half performance to end Ruben Amorim’s honeymoon in charge of Manchester United in brutal fashion with a 2-0 win.

Thomas Partey had missed from a corner at point-blank range to warn the Red Devils that Arsenal remained a danger from the set piece despite missing Gabriel through injury, and the visitors had no answers in the second period.

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