New captain scored twice as Mikel Arteta’s side continued their bright start to the league season with a 3-0 away win
Unrecognisable. A 12-month transformation, the table flipped on its head. Then: three games, no goals and bottom. Now: three games, goals flowing and top. True, the fixture list has been much kinder than this time last year, but it is the nature, the style of thisTheir new captain, Martin Ødegaard, set them on their way with a brace inside a dozen minutes, William Saliba adding second-half gloss.were simply dismantled, a south-coast battering that they did not have the defences for.
This ground hosted Arteta’s first match as Arsenal manager back in December 2019. He has since slowly sucked the gold-plated poison out of the club, meaning just Bukayo Saka and Granit Xhaka remain as starters. Despite the train strikes, the Arsenal fans were buoyant even before kick-off. An away day by the coast in the sunshine. What could go wrong? Well, they have been stung before.
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