A brace from Gabriel Jesus saw Arsenal smash Leicester City 4-2 at the Emirates Stadium, MySportDab reports.
First Half Report
The game was one in which all eyes were as the central taking point was when Gabriel Jesus scored his first this season.
Arsenal started well as expected against the Foxes, who weren’t well organized in all their dealings as it cost Wesley Fofana an early yellow card.
It took Gabriel Jesus one game and 23 minutes to register his first goal in the Premier League season as he finished off with an unbelievable effort which made it 1-0 against Leicester City.
Jesus doubled his goal total to two in the 35th minute with a good finish making the scoreline 2-0 for the Gunners after a good cross from the corner kick.
That goal was enough to see off the first half, which ended with Arsenal 2-0 Leicester City as they both decided to go inside for the break following the conclusion of 45 minutes.
Second Half Report
The second half had both teams doing the most in terms of scoring goals which came in numbers from both ends after 45 minutes.
William Saliba conceded an own-goal in the 53rd minute, which gifted Leicester City a lifeline making the scoreline 2-1 as they continued to look for a way of making a comeback.
Arsenal pulled one in to restore their two-goal advantage in the 55th minute of the match, which came from Granit Xhaka, who made his opportunity count 3-1.
James Maddison scored to make it 3-2 in the 74th minute after teaming up with Kelechi Iheanacho, who could provide the assist for the goal.
The Gunners were not done yet as Gabriel Martinelli scored an outstanding goal in the 75th minute, which increased it to 4-2.
That goal was the last action, and the match came to an end with Arsenal taking a 4-2 win against Leicester City to make it two wins out of two games for the season.
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