Arsenal news: Bukayo Saka's injury concern as Mikel Arteta dealt transfer blow

 Arsenal are on the verge of the Champions League knockout stages after a comfortable night's work in the form of a 2-0 win over Sevilla.




Goals from Leandro Trossard and Bukayo Saka were enough to separate the two sides, with the Gunners showing no signs of struggle despite not having a recognised striker in their match-day squad. It was up to Trossard to lead the line and he did so in impressive fashion, netting the host's opener from close range after a neat move.


Provider turned goalscorer mid-way through the second-half, when Saka turned Adria Pedrosa inside out before putting Arsenal two goals to good. Sevilla showed very little sign of sparking any sort of fightback and Mikel Arteta will be delighted with the display from his side.

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