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Arsenal lose to Bournemouth as Saliba sees red

by Frank Ulom
19 October 2024
in Sports
William Saliba red card against Bournemouth

William Saliba

In an exciting Premier League clash on Saturday, Bournemouth defeated Arsenal 2-0 at the Vitality Stadium to send a shock wave to the Gunners.

After a goalless first half, the home side took control with a goal from Ryan Christie in the 70th minute. Justin Kluivert sealed the win with a penalty in the 79th minute.

The defeat came in after William Saliba received a straight red card in the 77th minute for the Gunners.

Saliba was adjudged to have denied an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by fouling Antoine Semenyo.

His dismissal not only left Arsenal with 10 men but also compounded their struggles, as they had already conceded a goal moments earlier. The subsequent penalty awarded was converted by Kluivert, sealing Arsenal’s defeat.

Arsenal, despite their usual attacking prowess, couldn’t break through the opponent’s defence.

This victory is a crucial boost for the Andoni Iraola’s men, as they claim a big win against a top-tier team. Arsenal will need to bounce back from this setback in their title aspirations.

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