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Arsenal rounded off its last exit with a convincing 3-0 victory over Atlético Club Emirates.
The party started with a great start, with both sides seeking to impose -SE angle early.
Only two more minutes, Athletic Ombudsman Yuri Berchiche collected a yellow card for a reckless challenge, establishing the tone of what a physical competition would be.
The visitors eliminated the first significant opportunity when David Raya smartly saved Alex Berenguer’s low strike at the tenth minute.
A few moments later, Bukayo Saka tried Unai Simon from a close, but the Atlético goalkeeper equal to the effort.
The Basque side continued to move forward, forcing Raya to another savings in the 16th minute of the shot promoted by Inigo Ruiz de Galarreta.
The Arsenal responded almost immediately, with Viktor Gyakeras drawing a strong stop by Simon after being found by Saka.
The advance reached in the 34th minute. From a well-worked corner, Martin Zubimendi’s delivery found Gyokeres, who pushed a header in the lower left corner to give the Arsenal a well-deserved 1-0.
Two minutes later, the Gunners doubled their advantage. Gabriel Martinelli placed a smart ball towards Saka on the right side of the box, and the International of England shot his shot at the end 2-0.
The two quick goals of the Arsenal firmly controlled them in the middle of the time, although without the visitors they still offer moments of threat. The Gunners, however, managed the game to halftime.
Mikel Arteta sounded the changes in the half, with Noni Madueke and Ben White replacing Gabriel Martinelli and Riccardo Calafieri.
Athletic also reappeared, introducing fresh legs like Maroan Sannadi and Mikel Vesga.
The second half began similarly to the first, with the arsenal who dictated the possession and seeking to kill the game.
Jurien Timber had a good opportunity in the 53rd minute, but he went from the nearby range after a corner. At the time mark, Gyokeras left his second goal, shaking the stick with a well -located head of the Madueke Cross.
Both managers used the device to turn a lot, with multiple substitutions for 63 and 64 minutes.
For the Arsenal, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Cristhian Mosquera entered the strip, while Athletic made a triple change. The game briefly lost its pace as the new players settled, but Arsenal’s control remained in its place.
Gunners’s persistence paid in 82. A quick counterattack saw Saka burst before slipping a precise pass to Kai Haviertz, who had replaced Gyokeras before.
The German maintained its composition, kicking the left on the lower right corner to make it 3-0 and put the result out of doubt.
