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World : Arsenal Survive Sunderland Test To Maintain Perfect Premier League Start

ISTANBUL, Sept 13 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- Defending Premier League champions Arsenal survived a strong Sunderland challenge on Saturday to secure a 2-0 away victory and maintain their perfect start to the season, Anadolu Ajansi reported.

London, Sep 13: Arsenal's David Raya and Bruno Guimaraes were the key players as the team secured a 2-0 victory over Sunderland, continuing their perfect start to the Premier League season and taking the top spot in the standings. After a first half without goals, the match shifted ten minutes after the restart. Raya made a critical save, blocking Enzo Le Fee's penalty shot, and soon after, Guimaraes netted his first goal for Arsenal, scoring from outside the box with a well-placed shot into the top corner to silence the home supporters.

The game remained intense throughout, with both teams putting in their best efforts, and it was only when Saka took advantage of a pass from Bruno in stoppage time, winning a penalty and converting it to make it 2-0, that the match concluded. The win extended Arsenal's unbeaten streak to six games at the beginning of their season.

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