This victory makes Arsenal up to fifth Premier League standings with a value of 16. Meanwhile, Everton are in position 18 with a value of eight.
Arsenal left behind when the game has been running 12 minutes. Measurable kick, Wayne Rooney from outside the penalty box thundering goalkeeper The Gunners who escorted Petr Cech.
Not wanting to go back to defeat in the Premier League, after the 1-2 defeat of Watford on 14 October 2017, Arsenal increase the tempo of attack. The result, Arsene Wenger's club managed to equalize in the 40th minute.
Nacho Monreal left-footed kick from inside the penalty box failed to stop Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. Until the first half ended, the score 1-1 remained.
Enter the second half, Arsenal immediately step on the gas. In the 53rd minute, Mesut Ozil successfully brought the Gunners turned 2-1 ahead. Alexis Sanchez's hull can convert Ozil into a goal with a header.
In the 68th minute, Everton played with 10 men after Idrissa Gueye was rewarded with a second yellow card. Gueye was forced to be expelled out of the field after a gross violation of Granite Xhaka.
Superior number of players, Arsenal increasingly increasing the tempo of attack. Alexandre Lacazette led the Gunners to a 3-1 lead in the 74th minute. The ball LACAZette's right-footed kick that utilizes the bait from Ozil can not be driven goalkeeper.
In the 90th minute, Aaron Ramsey also recorded his name on the scoreboard and bring Arsenal winning 4-1. Ramsey's right-foot shot raced smoothly into Everton's goal.
Everton minimize lag in the 90th minute + 3 through the action Oumar Niasse. Utilizing Petr Cech's fault, the ball was taken by Niasse and thrown into the goal with a kick.
Alexis Sanchez closed the party of Arsenal's 5-2 winning goal in the 90th minute +5. Successful past three Everton defenders, Sanchez scored with a hard kick right foot. Until the fight is over, no additional goals are created.
Composition of players:
Everton (3-1-4-2): 1-Jordan Pickford; 4-Michael Keane, 6-Phil Jagielka, 5-Ashley Williams (26-Tom Davies 46 '); 17-Idrissa Gueye; 43-Jonjoe Kenny, 18-Gylfi Sigurdsson, 27-Nikola Vlasic, 3-Lighton Baines; 10-Wayne Rooney (31-Ademola Lookman 75 '), 29-Dominic Calvert-Lewin (19-Oumar Niasse 75').
Manjer: Ronald Koeman (Netherlands)
Arsenal (3-4-2-1): 33-Petr Cech; 6-Laurent Koscielny, 4-Per Mertesacker, 18-Nacho Monreal; 24-Hector Bellerin, 8-Aaron Ramsey, 29-Granite Xhaka, 31-Sead Kolasinac; 11-Mesut Ozil (34-Francis Coquelin 82 '); 7-Alexis Sanchez, 9-Alexandre Lacazette (10-Jack Wilshere 77 ').
Manager: Arsene Wenger (England)
Referee: Craig Pawson
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