Sport nationArsenal striker Gabriel Jesus continued his bright form in front of goal during the 2-0 Premier League win over Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday afternoon.
The Brazil international has been brilliant for the Gunners since the international break. He broke the deadlock against the Seagulls with a clever goal.
Jesus perfectly placed himself at the far post from a Bukayo Saka corner. He had a free header after Jan Paul van Hecke’s nodded Saka’s cross into his path.
Aside from his goal, the 26-year-old was excellent with his hold-up and link-up play in attack.
He had 49 touches with a pass accuracy of 100 per cent (36/36). He also won 100 per cent of his dribbles and made two key passes for his teammates.
Much has been said about the Gunners’ striking department this term, but Jesus has been pretty good with a goal contribution in every 109 minutes.
Since his return from a hamstring injury, the £45 million signing has five goal involvements in all competitions. The onus is on him continuing the good form.
Arsenal returned to the top of the league standings with their convincing win over Brighton after Liverpool shared the spoils against Manchester United.
The Gunners travel to Anfield next on Saturday and they should go into the game with confidence after dominating the proceedings at the weekend.
The north London giants have not won at the stadium in the league since September 2012. They came very close last season but gave up a 2-0 lead.
Mikel Arteta’s side will have another strong test of their title credentials next weekend.
Arsenal have a six-day break before the Merseyside trip. Liverpool, on the other hand, will be in Carabao Cup action against West Ham United on Wednesday.
Stats from Sofascore.com
Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus continued his bright form in front of goal during the 2-0 Premier League win over Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday afternoon.
The Brazil international has been brilliant for the Gunners since the international break. He broke the deadlock against the Seagulls with a clever goal.
Jesus perfectly placed himself at the far post from a Bukayo Saka corner. He had a free header after Jan Paul van Hecke’s nodded Saka’s cross into his path.
Aside from his goal, the 26-year-old was excellent with his hold-up and link-up play in attack.
He had 49 touches with a pass accuracy of 100 per cent (36/36). He also won 100 per cent of his dribbles and made two key passes for his teammates.
Much has been said about the Gunners’ striking department this term, but Jesus has been pretty good with a goal contribution in every 109 minutes.
Since his return from a hamstring injury, the £45 million signing has five goal involvements in all competitions. The onus is on him continuing the good form.
Arsenal returned to the top of the league standings with their convincing win over Brighton after Liverpool shared the spoils against Manchester United.
The Gunners travel to Anfield next on Saturday and they should go into the game with confidence after dominating the proceedings at the weekend.
The north London giants have not won at the stadium in the league since September 2012. They came very close last season but gave up a 2-0 lead.
Mikel Arteta’s side will have another strong test of their title credentials next weekend.
Arsenal have a six-day break before the Merseyside trip. Liverpool, on the other hand, will be in Carabao Cup action against West Ham United on Wednesday.
Stats from Sofascore.com
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