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98'

END OF GAME

94' GOAL ARSENAL

Odegaard takes a free-kick into the area and Ben White heads it into the corner

91' WOW

Smith Rowe comes face to face with Neto, tries to take it away from him, who saves with his fingertips

90'

+7

83' Substitutions for Bournemouth

In: Semenyo and Adam Smith

Out: Kerkez and Christie

72'

Kerkez and Saka collide on the left and fall to the ground

68' Substitutions for Arsenal

In: Reiss Nelson and Tomiyasu

Out: Nketiah and Zinchenko

58' Substitutions for Bournemouth

In: Sinisterra and Ouattara

Out: Tavernier and Kluivert

53' GOAL ARSENAL

Havertz also dislodges Neto and curls a shot into the right corner

51' PENALTY

Odegaard dominates the area and ends up being run over by Christie

46'

Saka plays a free-kick into the penalty area. Zinchenko finishes and Neto saves the third goal

45'

Play resumes

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50'

First half ends

49'

Christie takes the free-kick and shoots first time. Raya holds firm

45'

+5

43' GOAL ARSENAL

Odegaard takes a break, displaces the goalkeeper and the ball goes slowly into the right corner

41' PENALTY

Nketiah speeds into the area and is fouled by Aarons

40'

Senesi crosses from the left. Raya comes out of his goal and gets the ball

35'

Nketiah plays Zinchenko, breaks into the box and is tackled by Senesi

32' Yellow card for Arsenal

Havertz

25'

Neto receives medical attention

21'

Tavernier takes a free-kick into the box. However, the ball sails over the sideline to the other side of the pitch

16' GOAL ARSENAL

Odegaard takes the ball to the far post. Gabriel Jesus plays it into the middle, the ball hits the crossbar, nobody clears it and Saka takes advantage to open the scoring

12'

Solanke breaks into the box and is stopped just in time by Saliba

10'

Havertz infiltrates the area well and hits a cross. The ball deflects off Zabarnyi and bounces off the outside of the net

6'

Ben White crosses low from the by-line. Zabarnyi takes it anyway

5'

Arsenal struggles to find space and switches passes in defense

1'

Tavernier pulls into the middle, charges until he's disarmed

00'

Whistle the referee

Vitality Stadium

Arsenal roster

Bournemouth set

Video refereeing

VAR: Paul Tierney

AVAR: Sian Massey-Ellis

Field refereeing

Referee: Michael Salisbury

Assistant 1: Constantine Hatzidakis

Assistant 2: James Mainwaring

Fourth official: Sam Allison

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What time is Bournemouth vs Arsenal match for Premier League?

This is the start time of the game Bournemouth vs Arsenal of 30th September 2023 in several countries:

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Speak, Mikel Arteta!

"Declan wasn't available and had to leave the London derby. He hasn't trained yet. We have another session in an hour or two, so we'll have more news on him today. Gabriel didn't train and we want him back, we need him back, but at the moment he's not available. Leandro - same situation. Bukayo Saka- same situation.

The assessment is 'ok, is he (Saka) fit and good enough to be included?' That's the question mark and so far he hasn't trained with the team. 

They're all in the same group. William also suffered a knock, Fábio wasn't there for the last game either, so we have to assess them, see how they are and adapt to the situation because it's a big number.

Well, that would mean that he (Saka) is feeling well, you know? B already has enough experience and understanding of when he's ready to help the team and when he's not, but that's what all the managers want to hear, that he wants to play and feels good about playing. That's the most important thing.

Obviously there have been a lot of changes. It's been a while (since he was Bournemouth manager), it's been three and a half years, so almost four years since that really special moment. A lot has changed, a lot of it positive and I'm enjoying the journey, that's for sure.

We know each other (Iraola) very well. We've played together, we've had some fantastic times together, we play for Antiguoko, it's a team from San Sebastián that has produced a lot of players over the years. They do a fantastic job and we have the privilege of being brought up there, of being educated there, and that's the beauty of soccer - that 30, 40 years later, we're in the Premier League together as managers, and I'm very happy for him.

Well, first of all, it's the passion for the game, for soccer. I think the education we receive and the level of the coaches are very good. Everyone looks after the academy. You have to look at Real Sociedad, Athletic Bilbao, Eibar, all these teams do a fantastic job of nurturing talent and it's no coincidence that many players have come through.

It's very difficult to compare. We want to play like we did that day, even better and still win the game. We have some changes and the team is at a different moment. The aim will be the same - to be better than Bournemouth - and to beat them. Let's see what happens.

Yes. Since I was 13. One in Atiguoko and one in Barcelona. My two goalkeepers in the team were Victor Valdés and Pepe Reina. I don't know, but I was so sure. I looked back and there was Pepe Reina and Victor Valdés. I thought 'we've got a great chance of winning the game'.

Play better every day. Play better and better and suffocate the opposition more, create more chances, concede zero and play as far away from our goal as possible. Everything is interconnected and the opponent has a lot of influence on that, you know? You have to deal with different opponents' behavior, different concepts. Games open up when you score early, when you don't, when you concede, when you make mistakes, a lot of things affect, but keep winning.

Of course and we have to keep doing that and that's the mentality we want to bring to every game, in any context. We've had very different contexts throughout the season and that's going to keep changing. As you can see now, with the amount of situations we have in the team with player uncertainty, it's going to be more. Playing every three days, having to win, having to play three different competitions in seven days and that's the challenge. We're ready for it, that's for sure".

Speak, Andoni Iraola!

"It's always difficult when the schedule is very tight, but it's the same with Arsenal. I'm sure Mikel will be in the same position with some players he doesn't know if they'll play or not.

We have to be ready, we have to prepare well for the game and I think we have to keep doing the things we did the other day against Brighton, but we have to try to be more efficient.

I think Kluivert has improved with every game he's played, he's doing well. There's strong competition for his position, we have a lot of players playing on the wing who are fighting for those two places. It's a difficult decision for me every time we play, but it's a good one.

They know they have to press and they have to be good in the minutes they have, sometimes it will be 60, sometimes 30, sometimes they won't play. I have to try and pick the ones I feel are in the best form.

It would have been nice if he (Sinisterra) could have played a few minutes the other day against Stoke, he couldn't, so he has to continue. At home against Chelsea he gave us good minutes and finished tired, he needs that. When you change clubs and the training is different and the styles are different, you need to increase your physical strength.

We know his quality is there, he's very good, especially offensively, he makes a difference and we need him here."

Absences

Bournemouth: Dominic Solanke and Tyler Adams

Arsenal: Declan Rice, Gabriel Martinelli, Leandro Trossard and Saka

Classification

Gunners

Arsenal, on the other hand, have yet to stumble in the competition. They have four wins and two draws. With a 77% record, the Gunners are in fifth place on 14 points.

Cherries

Still without a win in the competition and with a 16% record, Bournemouth are in 17th place with three points. The Cherries are on a run of three defeats and two draws.

Eye on the game

Bournemouth vs Arsenal this Saturday (30), at the Vitality Stadium at 10 am ET, for the Premier League. The match is valid for the 7th round of the competition.

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