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Arteta Says Arsenal Can Surpass Title-Winning Level After Statement Chelsea Win
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expressed disappointment over an early goal conceded, despite his team's 2-1 win and perfect start.
- Arsenal defeated Chelsea 2-1 at Emirates Stadium on Sunday, maintaining their 100 per cent start to the Premier League season after falling behind early.
- Chelsea took a shock lead after Morgan Rogers scored within 77 seconds, stunning the home crowd and forcing the Premier League champions to mount a response.
- Kai Havertz leveled the match on 25 minutes, then captain Martin Odegaard lashed home the winner in the 50th minute following a sumptuous dummy from Havertz.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta called the display "exceptional," while Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso acknowledged it was "a very close game" despite his team's attacking prowess.
- Summer signing Christos Tzolis impressed during his full 90-minute debut, providing the assist for Odegaard's winning goal as Arsenal continued their flawless campaign.
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The Straits TimesArteta says Arsenal can surpass title-winning level after statement Chelsea win
LONDON, Sept 6 : Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said his side's performance in Sunday's statement 2-1 victory over Chelsea showed that they can become even better than last season's title-winning model.Goals by Kai Havertz and captain Martin Odegaard, after Morgan Rogers had scored for Chelsea in the second min
·Singapore, Singapore
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The champion won for 2-1 against the Blues of Xabi Alonso, duel of Hispanic technicians with Mikel Arteta on the bench of the Gunners.
·Las Condes, Chile
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Mikel Arteta and Xabi Alonso analyzed the success of the Gunners against the Blues, this Sunday at the Emirates Stadium.
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