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Arsenal 4-0 Atletico Madrid: Viktor Gyokeres double in Champions League win
- On Tuesday, October 21, Arsenal defeated Atletico Madrid 4 at the Emirates Stadium with Viktor Gyokeres scoring twice to lead the win.
- On Monday, Atletico Madrid complained of no hot water at the Emirates after training, Arsenal apologised, UEFA received a complaint, and the issue was resolved within 40 minutes.
- Gabriel Magalhaes headed Declan Rice's free-kick to open scoring, while Myles Lewis-Skelly's run released Gabriel Martinelli for a curled finish, showing Nicolas Jover's set-piece impact.
- The result means Arsenal have won their opening three Champions League games without conceding, while Martin Zubimendi's booking triggers a one-match suspension for the November 4 game at Slavia Prague.
- The win positions Arsenal for a top-eight finish securing automatic Round of 16 qualification, while Atletico Madrid remain without an away victory this season.
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Viktor Gyokeres ended his scoring drought Tuesday with two goals in three minutes as Arsenal rolled past Atletico Madrid 4-0 to extend its perfect record after three Champions League matches.
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Having gone nine games for club and country without a goal, the Sweden striker netted in the 67th and 70th minutes to cap Arsenal’s four-goal spurt in less than 15 minutes
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