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Brentford vs Arsenal 0:3: Match Review & Stats

Brentford
Brentford
Home · last 5 W L W W W
Kick-off
Sun 18 Sep · 11:00
0:3
Full-time
Arsenal
Arsenal
W W L L W Away · last 5
Gtech Community Stadium · London Referee D. Coote
Total goals
3
0 · 3
Possession
36% – 64%

Model verdict

Post-match · 90 sec read
P Recap generated by AI · 6 markets graded

Lineups

BRE 3-5-2 · ARS 4-3-3
Subs used · BRE
63' Onyeka ↑ · Janelt ↓
63' Damsgaard ↑ · Dasilva ↓
69' Baptiste ↑ · Jensen ↓
76' Wissa ↑ · Mbeumo ↓
Subs used · ARS
78' Lokonga ↑ · Partey ↓
78' Nketiah ↑ · Martinelli ↓
86' Tomiyasu ↑ · White ↓
90+2' Marquinhos ↑ · Saka ↓
90+2' Nwaneri ↑ · Vieira ↓

Statistics

BRE 0 – 3 ARS
36%
Possession (%)
64%
5
Total Shots
13
2
Shots on Target
7
3
Shots off Target
4
4
Shots Inside Box
8
3
Corner Kicks
3
3
Offsides
1
10
Fouls
10
74%
Pass Accuracy (%)
86%
0
Yellow Cards
2
4
Goalkeeper Saves
2

Match events

14 · 0 – 3
17'
⚽
W. Saliba
Assist · B. Saka · 0–1
28'
⚽
Gabriel Jesus
Assist · G. Xhaka · 0–2
Half-time · 0 – 2
49'
⚽
Fábio Vieira
Assist · B. Saka · 0–3
58'
▮
Granit Xhaka
Yellow Card
F. Onyeka ↓ · V. Janelt ↑
Substitution 1
⇄
63'
M. Damsgaard ↓ · J. Dasilva ↑
Substitution 2
⇄
63'
S. Baptiste ↓ · M. Jensen ↑
Substitution 3
⇄
69'
Y. Wissa ↓ · B. Mbeumo ↑
Substitution 4
⇄
76'
78'
⇄
A. Lokonga ↓ · T. Partey ↑
Substitution 1
78'
⇄
E. Nketiah ↓ · Gabriel Martinelli ↑
Substitution 2
86'
⇄
T. Tomiyasu ↓ · B. White ↑
Substitution 3
90'
▮
Gabriel Jesus
Yellow Card
90+2'
⇄
Marquinhos ↓ · B. Saka ↑
Substitution 4
90+2'
⇄
E. Nwaneri ↓ · Fábio Vieira ↑
Substitution 5
Full-time · 0 – 3

Match recap

Arsenal won 3–0 away at Brentford. At half-time it was 0–2.

In possession, the visitors ran the game with 64% of the ball. For accuracy, the visitors completed 86% of their passes. In attack, the visitors carried the greater threat — 13 shots to 5, 7 on target. At the back, the hosts leaned on their goalkeeper for 4 saves.

On the scoresheet: W. Saliba (17'), Gabriel Jesus (28'), Fábio Vieira (49').