David Raya: The home fans’ hearts were beating after a few early giveaways and a little delayed transfer of possession. but made a full recovery and swept incredibly well. If not for Paul Tierney, he might have even had another pre-assist with a fast kιck out. 8.

Ben White: This was a fairly strong performance from White, aside from Alexander Isak’s incredible feat of skill. adroitly inverted and executed a strong аttаck. 8.

William Saliba: Almost did nothing in the first half, but he remained calm as ever when Newcastle started to put some more effort forward in the second. 7.

Gabriel: Although the goal won’t be recognised as his, he once again opened the score for Arsenal with a set piece. remаins an underappreciated component of this incredible recent Arsenal success. 8.

Jakub Kiwior: The Pole, who was back to his best today at left defender, scored a rare goal. Occasionally helped with the аttаck out wide while playing strong defence. 8.

Jorginho: The Italian player was completely at ease in this game, especially with everything in front of him. Both his alone quest for vengeаnce against Bruno Guimaraes and his impressive presentation were enjoyable. 8.

Declan Rice: The England international has continued to provide assists from corners. He acknowledged that his team lacked experience in the middle of the week, but he oversaw an incredibly well-managed and mature performance. 8.

Martin Odegaard: The Norwegian is still in excellent form. Won’t get the stat-lovers’ favourite numbers, but don’t misunderstand—he was excellent. 9.

Bukayo Saka: Saka has scored goals in five straight Premier League games. The first player from Arsenal to accomplish so since 2015’s Olivier Giroud. Let’s not forget about the amazing consistency of someone who is only 22 years old! 8.

Kai Havertz: Edu discussed Arsenal’s intentions to use a nine this summer in his pregame remarks. Kai Havertz is showing himself to be a reliable stop gap. Another objective for the German, who is still on a great run of form. 9.

Gabriel Martinelli: The high point of a solid effort was a wonderful assist for Kai Havertz’s goal. After a challenging night in Portugal, the Brazilian was unlucky not to score himself despite his relentless efforts. 8.

SUBSTITUTES:

Leandro Trossard: Tierney blocked David Raya’s attempt to score another goal through cоunterattack. was good as a left wing substitute off the bench, though. 7.

Smith Emile Rowe: Joined the game too late to have an impact. n/a.

Reiss Nelson: Joined the game too late to have an impact. n/a.

Eddie Nketiah: Joined the game too late to have an impact. n/a.

Mohamed Elneny: Joined the game too late to have an impact. n/a.