Slavia Prague 0-3 Arsenal: Key Stats and Highlights
Arsenal secured a 3-0 victory over Slavia Prague, maintaining a flawless start in this season’s Champions League and setting a new club record of eight consecutive wins without conceding a goal.
Match Overview
- Bukayo Saka scored the opening goal from the penalty spot.
- Stand-in striker Mikel Merino scored twice in the second half.
- Arsenal have now won all four of their European matches this season without conceding.
- The team’s defensive performance limited Slavia Prague to just 0.46 expected goals and one shot on target.
- VAR overturned a late penalty awarded to Slavia Prague, preserving Arsenal’s clean sheet.
Performance of Bukayo Saka
"It was his penalty that opened the scoring mid-way through the first half, and he was a constant threat both receiving wide on the right and cutting inside from the left."
Saka was heavily involved throughout the match, taking six shots with five on target—marking the first time in his career achieving such accuracy.
Arsenal’s Defensive Record
Under Mikel Arteta’s management, Arsenal have set a new club record by winning eight straight games across all competitions without conceding a goal, emphasizing their defensive strength this season.
Summary
Arsenal’s commanding win against Slavia Prague highlights their defensive solidity and Saka’s key offensive contributions, setting a remarkable club record this season.
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