Arsenal, 10 People Fought, '2 Consecutive Victories in Sweat'

Arsenal, 10 People Fought, '2 Consecutive Victories in Sweat' With Odegor PK's Final Goal

1-0 win over Crystal Palace... Japanese fullback Tomiyasu exits

Arsenal, who finished runners-up in the English Professional Football Premier League (EPL) last season, overcame their numerical inferiority and continued their two-game winning streak at the start of the new season. 카지노사이트

Arsenal won the 2023-2024 EPL 2nd round away from Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in London, England on the 22nd (Korean time) with Martin Odegaard's penalty kick winning goal in the 8th minute of the second half and won 1-0.

Arsenal, who defeated Nottingham Forest, played by Hwang Eui-jo, 2-1 in the opening game of this season, succeeded in winning two consecutive victories against Crystal Palace, overcoming the unfavorable situation in which Japanese left-back Takehiro Tomiyasu was sent off in the 22nd minute of the second half due to accumulated warnings.

Arsenal (goal loss +2), with 6 points, is ranked third after Brighton & Hove Albion (goal loss +6) and Manchester City (goal loss +4), who have the same points.

Arsenal, who finished the first half without scoring, won a penalty kick in the sixth minute of the second half when Eddie Nketia was fouled by Crystal Palace's Sam Johnston in a free kick situation.

In the 8th minute of the second half, Arsenal captain Oedegor stepped up as a kicker and tasted the goal, and this score became the winning goal.

But Arsenal's joy was short-lived. In the 22nd minute of the second half, Tomiyas was sent off due to the accumulation of warnings, and he fell into an outnumbered position.

Tomiyas, who received a yellow card in the 15th minute of the second half for wasting time in a throw-in situation, had to leave the ground after receiving a second yellow card 7 minutes later while blocking Jordan Ayu.

Tomiyasu's foul situation was not so rough, but the referee held on to the yellow card and sent him off without a video review (VAR).

Arsenal, who had to fight with 10 players on the road, strengthened their defense and enjoyed the joy of victory after blocking the opponent's last-minute offensive.

According to Opta, a football statistics company, Arsenal became the third Premier League team to record 200 clean sheets (no goals) in 200 away matches, following Manchester United (205 matches) and Chelsea (204 matches).