Match summary
Arsenal took a 2-1 win at Slavia Prague. Arsenal led 2-0 at half-time.
Noni Madueke put Arsenal ahead in the 9th minute, Viktor Gyökeres made it 0-2 in the 38th minute, and Wiktor Nowak pulled one back to make it 1-2 in the 90th minute.
Slavia Prague can feel hard done by, creating 2.11 expected goals (xG) from 18 shots to Arsenal's 1.49 from 12.
Slavia Prague hosted Arsenal in the Champions League on matchday 4, with the visitors claiming a 1-2 victory despite a spirited display from the home side. Arsenal controlled 56 percent of possession and completed 486 passes, while Slavia Prague registered 17 shots to the visitors' 12, and edged the count on target with 6 to 5. Slavia Prague also accumulated an expected goals total of 2.25 compared to Arsenal's 1.49. Discipline was fairly even across the contest, with Slavia Prague conceding 15 fouls and receiving 1 yellow card, while Arsenal committed 10 fouls and picked up 2 yellow cards.
The scoring opened in the 9th minute when Noni Madueke scored to put Arsenal ahead at 0-1. The first half saw a yellow card for Slavia Prague's David Moses in the 20th minute before Viktor Gyökeres doubled Arsenal's lead with a goal in the 38th minute, making the score 0-2 at half-time. Following multiple substitutions for both sides after the break, Ezri Konsa and Declan Rice received yellow cards for Arsenal in the 53rd and 68th minutes respectively. Slavia Prague eventually responded in the 90th minute when Wiktor Nowak scored with an xG of 0.93, setting the final score at 1-2.
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