US EditionArsenal 2-0 Olympiacos: Bukayo Saka settles nervy Champions League win
Bukayo Saka's injury-time goal secured Arsenal's second consecutive 2-0 Champions League win, keeping them unbeaten with six points and no goals conceded, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Arsenal beat Olympiacos 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium, London after substitute Bukayo Saka sealed the win with a stoppage-time strike.
- With momentum, Arsenal have two wins from two in the UEFA Champions League group stage and sit on six points without conceding.
- An early goal by Gabriel Martinelli opened scoring with a 12th-minute tap-in, while David Raya made crucial saves, notably denying Daniel Podence's point-blank volley.
- The win made Arsenal record their sixth successive UEFA Champions League group‑stage victory, a feat not achieved since 2005, and they remain unbeaten in their last 13 group fixtures.
- Arteta will hope to extend a three-game winning run into the Premier League clash with West Ham on Saturday, having rested Declan Rice, Calafiori, and Eberechi Eze but faces concern after Gabriel Magalhaes left injured.
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Arsenal made it two wins from two in the Champions League after defeating Olympiacos 2-0 at the Emirates.The Gunners were the better side throughout the game, despite some nervy moments.An early goal by Gabriel Martinelli broke the deadlock in the 12th minute and it took 80 more minutes before the London side doubled their lead, through Bukayo Saka in injury time.The 2-0 scoreline although is a fair result for the game, doesn't reflect the diffi…
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The Straits TimesMartinelli on target as Arsenal battle past Olympiacos
LONDON :Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli scored for the second successive Champions League match with his early close-range effort paving the way for a 2-0 home victory over Olympiacos on Wednesday.When the Brazilian pounced to convert a rebound in the 12th minute to reward Arsenal's early domination it looked li
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