ARSENAL HAVE GAINED a reputation for playing beautiful football under Arsene Wenger, and the side showcased the best of their skill against Sunderland at the Emirates today.
Tomas Rosicky scored a goal that involved numerous intricate passes, in a style not too dissimilar from Jack Wilshere’s equally classy goal against Norwich earlier in the season.
The strike put Arsene Wenger’s men 3-0 up, and they eventually won 4-1.
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Arsenal had been dealt a dispiriting 2-0 defeat by Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday and they reacted in style by outclassing third-bottom Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium.
Left on the bench against Bayern, Olivier Giroud was restored to the starting line-up to face Sunderland and the Frenchman responded with a brace of goals in the first 31 minutes.
The former Montpellier man also played a role in the glorious move that led to Rosicky chipping in Arsenal’s third goal before half-time, with Laurent Koscielny heading home a fourth in the 57th minute.
Emanuele Giaccherini claimed a late consolation for Gus Poyet’s side, who face City in next weekend’s League Cup final.
Arsenal scored another glorious tiki-taka goal as they beat Sunderland today
ARSENAL HAVE GAINED a reputation for playing beautiful football under Arsene Wenger, and the side showcased the best of their skill against Sunderland at the Emirates today.
Tomas Rosicky scored a goal that involved numerous intricate passes, in a style not too dissimilar from Jack Wilshere’s equally classy goal against Norwich earlier in the season.
The strike put Arsene Wenger’s men 3-0 up, and they eventually won 4-1.
Arsenal had been dealt a dispiriting 2-0 defeat by Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday and they reacted in style by outclassing third-bottom Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium.
Left on the bench against Bayern, Olivier Giroud was restored to the starting line-up to face Sunderland and the Frenchman responded with a brace of goals in the first 31 minutes.
The former Montpellier man also played a role in the glorious move that led to Rosicky chipping in Arsenal’s third goal before half-time, with Laurent Koscielny heading home a fourth in the 57th minute.
Emanuele Giaccherini claimed a late consolation for Gus Poyet’s side, who face City in next weekend’s League Cup final.
© AFP 2014
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