The day the Gunners fell silent

What a horror night the Gunners’ fanbase from start to end!Ten-man Arsenal deservedly lost to Bournemouth 2-0 on Saturday night, conceding two late goals while being totally helpless and unable to fight back on the other end.A disappointing and shy first-half performance didn’t promise much, but Wiliam Saliba’s red card around the 30th-minute mark was when things went straight downhill for Mikel Arteta’s side.FT: Bournemouth 2-0 ArsenalArsenal’s first Premier League away defeat this year. A really, really bad night for the Gunners. The unbeaten run is over. Saliba shouldn’t have given the ref a choice, but it wasn’t only down to him. Raya, Trossard, Martinelli all off it. I could… pic.twitter.com/U9Pg6BWjjr— now.arsenal (@now_arsenaI) October 19, 2024 At first, the French defender was only booked, but after the VAR review, he was shown a straight (and deserved) red as the last man in defence.The Spaniards decided to sacrifice Raheem Sterling, replacing him with Kiwior, which proved to be a massive mistake in hindsight.MORE TO FOLLOW…ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 8SaturdayTottenham – West Ham 4-1 (1-1)/Kulusevski 36, Bissouma 52, Todibo 55 og, Son 60 – Kudus 18/Fulham – Aston Villa 1-3 (1-1)/Jimenez 5 – Rogers 9, Watkins 58, Diop 69 og/Ipswich – Everton 0-2 (0-2)/Ndiaye 18, Keane 40/Man.Utd. – Brentford 2-1 (0-1)/Garnacho 46, Hojlund 62 – Pinnock 45+5/Newcastle – Brighton 0-1 (0-1)/Welbeck 35/Southampton – Leicester 2-3 (2-0)/Archer 8, Aribo 28 – Buonanote 64, Vardy 73 pen, Ayew 90+7/Bournemouth – Arsenal 2-0 (0-0)/Christie 70, Kluivert 79 pen/Sunday16:00: (8.00) Wolverhampton (5.30) Man.City (1.35)18:30: (1.70) Liverpool (4.10) Chelsea (5.20)Monday22:00: (2.30) Nott.Forest (3.30) Crystal Palace (3.20)***odds are subject to change***

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