The own goal gave Arsenal their seventh consecutive victory

Late joy comes to Arsenal players and fans.

Goals: Cathcart 81′ (own goal), Ozil 83′

The match at Emirates Stadium had a special feature before the ball kicked off: it was the first time since 1984 that Watford (fourth) finished ahead of Arsenal (sixth) when the two teams faced each other in the national championship

Watford entered the game boldly, proactively attacking rather than defending defensively.

Even though he never had to go into the net to pick up the ball, Cech was still affected by the constant frequency of activities.

Cech and his teammates in defense had a hard time facing the fast and powerful attacks of Watford’s players.

In this match, the highest player in Arsenal’s attack is Alexander Lacazette.

In the second half, goalkeeper Leno – who replaced Cech – quickly had to show his talent.

If we’re lucky, Watford could at least concede to Arsenal once in this match.

Faced with an unfavorable match, coach Unai decided to withdraw Ramsey and replace Alex Iwobi.

In the 68th minute, Leno had to come out very quickly to close the corner and prevent Andre Gray’s shot.

Feeling dizzy amid the pressure, luck suddenly smiled at Arsenal.

This is Ozil’s second goal in three matches in the Premier League – equal to the achievement of the previous 18 matches combined.

The own goal situation brought the first goal for Arsenal.

Ozil scored the winning goal 2-0.

Thanks to this victory, Arsenal climbed to fifth with 15 points after 7 rounds.

Squad

Arsenal (4-2-3-1): Cech (Leno 45’+1);

Subs not used: Lichtsteiner, Kolasinac, Guendouzi, Mkhitaryan.

Watford (4-4-2): Foster;

Subs not used: Gomes, Mariappa, Chalobah, Masina, Sema.