Jamie Carragher names ‘Arsenal’s most important player’ – NOT Rice or Odegaard:Jamie Carragher claims goalkeeper David Raya is Arsenal's most important player, highlighting his crucial penalty save in the 2-0 win over Sunderland.
Arsenal demand VAR explanation over Sunderland penalty controversy:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 but Mikel Arteta blasted an 'unacceptable' penalty award against them. The club is contacting refereeing chief Howard Webb for an explanation, despite Raya's save and Guimaraes' goal securing victory.
David Raya explains exactly why Arsenal made £75m transfer call after Premier League title boost:Bruno Guimarães scored a brilliant long-range goal after David Raya's penalty save, securing Arsenal's ninth consecutive Premier League victory. The summer signing, praised by Raya, has overcome early injuries to make a crucial impact.
Furious Mikel Arteta is beginning to sound a lot like Sir Alex Ferguson after his latest referee outburst - but this is why it could backfire for Arsenal:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 with a Bruno Guimaraes stunner and a David Raya penalty save, but Mikel Arteta was furious over a controversial spot-kick award.
Bruno Guimaraes responds to 'fat rat' taunt after Arsenal beat Sunderland:Bruno Guimaraes scored and assisted after coming on at halftime, responding to fan taunts. Arsenal won, with Arteta praising his new £75m signing's impact.
"Brilliant" Arsenal tipped to break Chelsea record John Terry said would never be broken:Arsenal have conceded just one goal in four wins this season. Pundits suggest their suffocating defense could challenge Chelsea's Premier League record of only 15 goals conceded in a single campaign.
Sunderland Win Shows Why Arsenal Look Ready to Defend Their Premier League Title – Opinion:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 to maintain a perfect Premier League start. David Raya saved a penalty before Bruno Guimaraes scored a long-range stunner. Bukayo Saka added a late penalty to secure the victory.
Ex Premier League referee delivers shock verdict on Sunderland penalty against Arsenal:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 but a controversial penalty call angered Mikel Arteta. Former referee Keith Hackett surprisingly supported the decision, while pundits argued it was a foul on defender Ezri Konsa.
What Mikel Arteta did after Bruno Guimaraes goal vs Sunderland speaks volumes for Arsenal:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 with Bruno Guimarães and Bukayo Saka scoring. David Raya's crucial penalty save preserved the clean sheet, prompting a passionate on-field celebration from manager Mikel Arteta.
Arsenal backed to break record Chelsea legend John Terry claimed could not be beaten:Arsenal's 2-0 win at Sunderland, with a sixth straight victory and fifth clean sheet, has pundits believing they can challenge Chelsea's record of conceding only 15 goals in a Premier League season.
Premier League referees told to take action after Arteta’s ‘unacceptable’ outburst:Premier League referees face backlash over a new penalty directive after a controversial call in Arsenal's win. Pundits labeled the incident a 'judo roll' and not a foul, urging a rule review.
Arteta reserved special praise for Arsenal star after Sunderland win:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0. Bruno Guimaraes came off the bench to score a superb long-range goal, with Bukayo Saka adding a late penalty. Manager Arteta praised the midfielder's personality in a charged game.
Mikel Arteta seethes at penalty decision against Arsenal - despite 2-0 win sending them top - as he gives awkward interview about 'judo roll' incident: 'I'm so upset. It is unacceptable!':Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 with goals from Bruno Guimaraes and Bukayo Saka. Manager Mikel Arteta fiercely criticized the referee's decision to award Sunderland a penalty, which David Raya saved.
Former Spurs boss Thomas Frank names Arsenal star as 'best in Premier League':Thomas Frank hails former Brentford keeper David Raya as the best in the Premier League, praising his world-class saves and development at Arsenal.
The 'unacceptable' decision that left Mikel Arteta 'sad' despite Arsenal win at Sunderland:Arsenal beat Sunderland 2-0 with goals from Guimaraes and Saka, but Mikel Arteta was furious with a controversial penalty awarded to Sunderland, which David Raya saved. Arteta called the decision 'unacceptable'.