Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger believes that Gunners’ ‘more freedom and technical quality’ showing enabled them to overcome the resistance of hard-fighting Huddersfield to win 5-0 after an edgy start in Wednesday’s English Premier League clash at the Emirates, Completesportsnigeria.com reports.
The win saw Arsenal extend their unbeaten run at the Emirates to 12 games.
Alexandre Lacazette gave Arsenal a brilliant start to the game when he found the back of the net with his first strike in the third minute after Aaron Ramsey’s back heel pass played him through on goal.
With the game at 1-0 after the break Huddersfield Town missed a glorious chance to restore parity when Petr Cech pushed Steve Mounie’s shot onto the bar not long after the restart.
But the Gunners responded to that scoring three goals in four minutes to end Huddersfield’s hopes of a comeback.
Olivier Giroud who was subbed on for Lacazette at the start of the second half doubled the Gunners’ lead in the 68th minute, scoring from Mesut Ozil assist..
Wenger: Arsenal Beat ‘Good Fighters’ Huddersfield With ‘Freedom, Technical Play’
