Arsenal opened their Premier League campaign at the Emirates Stadium on Friday night with a 3-0 victory against newly promoted Coventry City, demonstrating early dominance in their bid to retain the crown.
Kai Havertz broke the deadlock after fifteen minutes, heading in a low cross from Riccardo Calafiori. Eight minutes later, Coventry goalkeeper Carl Rushworth failed to collect a ball delivered by Christos Tzolis, and Bukayo Saka pounced on the loose ball to double Arsenal’s lead before the interval.
Four minutes into the second half, Martin Ødegaard increased the margin, finishing low after receiving a pass from Ben White inside the box. Arsenal continued to control possession and territory, while Frank Lampard’s side mustered only a single shot on target and struggled to create clear chances.
Bruno Guimarães was absent through injury, yet his lack did not affect Arsenal’s performance. The win gives the champions an ideal start to their title defence, while Coventry, back in the top flight after 25 years, face an early reminder of the challenge ahead.
Source: www.gistreel.com


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