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Arsenal edges closer to Champions League knock-outs

Commanding lead in Group B

Arsenal has all but secured their place in the knock-out phase of the Champions League following a commanding 2-0 win over Sevilla on Wednesday evening. This pivotal victory has put Arsenal in a dominant position in Group B, ahead of PSV Eindhoven, who eked out a win against Lens.

Saka shines as Arsenal dominates

The match began with Arsenal applying relentless pressure on Sevilla, who spent much of the game on the defensive. Bukayo Saka, Arsenal's industrious right winger, was the standout performer of the night. He orchestrated the first goal with an assist and doubled the lead with a stunning goal.

Match highlights

Saka's influence was evident from the outset as he narrowly missed a free kick. Persistence paid off when he connected with a Jorginho through ball to assist Leandro Trossard's opening goal. The second goal was a display of individual brilliance, with Saka receiving a pass from Gabriel Martinelli, skilfully evading a defender, and finishing with precision past goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic.

Concern for Saka

The evening was not without concern for Arsenal as Saka appeared to suffer from an ankle issue late in the game. His discomfort led to Mikel Arteta's decision to withdraw him from the match, casting a shadow of worry over an otherwise triumphant evening.