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Southampton draw with Arsenal

 October 23, 2022

Southampton – Arsenal – Played on 10/23/2022

After drawing with them (1-1) today, Sunday, at St. Mary’s, in the 13th round of the Premier

League, Southampton stopped the Arsenal train.


Granit Xhaka of Switzerland gave Arsenal the lead in the 11th minute, and the home team

responded in the 65th minute with Stuart Armstrong.

Southampton draw with Arsenal


For the first time since New Year’s Day 2022 against Manchester City, Arsenal lost a game in

which they advanced in the English Premier League, according to the ” Opta ” statistics network (loss 1-2).

In the Premier League, Arsenal won 18 straight games after he scored the opening goal.


Southampton improved to 12 points in fifteenth place as the Gunners increased their record to 28 points at the top of the standings.

Arteta: We did enough to defeat Southampton, and we can learn from it

After his team’s 1-1 Premier League draw with Southampton on Sunday, Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta voiced his sorrow.
After the game, Arteta told the BBC, “We had three or four chances, and we should have

scored more.” We only scored one goal while needing two or three.


We had enough opportunities to win, but we were unable to keep the ball out of our goal,

which is unfortunate.

This is a lesson for us, he said, since we wanted to keep winning and they increased the

pressure on us by playing us straight in the second half.
However, he described the Gunners midfielder Granit Xhaka as “effective, consistent, and incredibly amazing, and that’s how he wants to keep doing it.”
Southampton increased their score to 12 points in fifteenth place while Arsenal increased its score to 28 points at the top of the standings.

Regarding the other displays, Leicester relocated to Wolverhampton in an effort to secure a new victory and signal the end of the season-opening crisis. Chose made for the Foxes, who defeated the Wolves 4–0 thanks to a fantastic half-volley (8′), Harvey Barnes (‘19′), James Maddison (‘66′), and Jamie Vardy (‘80′).

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