Grade Arsenal players – Manchester City, Community Shield games, big guns, slash penalties 4-1, super fun: Player Ratings
Mikel Arteta applauded as Arsenal beat Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City on penalties. Report from ยูฟ่าเบท
Cole Palmer scored a beautiful goal to give Manchester City the lead in the 77th minute, in which the game pretended that the former Premier League champion blue sailors would be able to win, but Leandro Trossar deflected the minute. 90+11 gives Arsenal an unbelievable equalizer. Until having to go to a penalty shootout to find the winner.
Arsenal scored more accurately and scored all four, while Manchester City only had three shots and missed two from Kevin De Bruyne and Rodri, giving the Gunners the win on penalties. with the score 4-1
Arsenal Player Rating (4-3-3)
GK: Aaron Ramsdale – 6/10 – Looks weird when the team builds up from the back and almost gets shot by Rodri. It was good to have an important save from John Stones in the second half.
RB: Ben White – 7/10 – A brilliant tackle from Julian Alvarez keeps Arsenal from taking the lead and doing well when pushing forward.
CB: William Saliba – 7/10 – Calm, calm and closed, Erling Haaland has it.
CB: Gabriel Magalhaes – 7/10 – Slightly swooped and got a yellow card. But can intercept important moments many times
LB: Yerrian Timbers – 7/10 – Played as a necessary left-back. But doing a better job than expected until secretly worrying instead of Arteta that if Zinchenko is fully fit, who will he send?
CM: Declan Rice – 6/10 – The first half was a little quiet before getting better in the second half. Keep loosening the ball for friends. But still needs a little more time to adjust to the new team.
CM: Thomas Partey – 6/10 – got a yellow card a little early. Tackling the ball well as instructed was given, but not chasing Phil Foden leading to Cole Palmer’s goal.
CM: Martin Odegaard – 6/10 – Some nice flips. But overall, still unable to sculpt the game as he is very good at
RW: Bukayo Saka – 6/10 – Causing a stir early on and looked like a carry for Arsenal but then got shut down by Akanji.
ST: Kai Havertz – 5/10 – Had two shots in the first half. But once again his finish was disappointing. Even if it’s good to connect the game and rest the ball in the front
LW: Gabriel Martinelli – 5/10 – Can’t find a way to cut behind defenders and use his own speed. which greatly reduced his danger.
Manchester City player ratings (4-2-3-1)
GK: Stefan Ortega – 7/10 – Important save from Havertz’s shot keeps City undefeated. but lost the right to prevent Trossar’s ricochet shot
RB: Kyle Walker – 6/10 – Unnecessary long passes in certain situations. But his speed still helps the team.
CB: John Stones – 7/10 – did a great job both defensively and solidly. And also almost tackles the goal as well
CB: Ruben Dias – 7/10 – Paid some. But keep ordering and organizing in defensive games as well as standards
LB: Manuel Akanji – 6/10 – The defense didn’t make any ugly mistakes. As for the offensive game, there are some beautiful cross rhythms.
CM: Rodri – 6/10 – Should’ve got a yellow card for a tough tackle, but he survived anyway. No wonder Mikel Arteta was frustrated, he almost scored.
CM: Mateo Kovacic – 6/10 – Solid on the ball. and still be inserted to play the offensive game seamlessly
RW: Bernardo Silva – 6/10 – Struggling to create offensively. But his diligence makes him useful when the team plays
defensively.
AM: Julian Alvarez – 6/10 – Created three obvious chances as
a playmaker in place of De Bruyne, but not as accurate as the Belgian.
LW: Jack Grealish – 5/10 – Very low threat. and became the first person Pep Guardiola switched off
ST: Erling Haaland – 5/10 – Unlike Grealish, he rarely has an impact in attack. Even worse, Haaland couldn’t even find a chance to shoot.