Match Stats

Arsenal vs Crystal Palace

28'Goal 28'   Gabriel Martinelli43'Goal 43'   Bukayo Saka55'Goal 55'   Granit Xhaka74'Goal 74'   Bukayo Saka63'Goal 63'   Jeffrey Schlupp
Arsenal

Arsenal

  • W
  • W
  • W
  • D
  • W

4 - 1

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace

  • L
  • D
  • W
  • L
  • W
  • 1st half score: 2 - 0
  • 2nd half score: 2 - 1
  • Date:19/3/2023
  • Time:14:00
  • Venue:Emirates Stadium
  • Referee:Stuart Attwell
  • Arsenal VS Crystal Palace

    4-1 | Goal - Bukayo Saka , Arsenal

  • Arsenal VS Crystal Palace

    3-1 | Goal - Jeffrey Schlupp , Crystal Palace

  • Arsenal VS Crystal Palace

    3-0 | Goal - Granit Xhaka , Arsenal

  • Arsenal VS Crystal Palace

    2-0 | Goal - Bukayo Saka , Arsenal

  • Arsenal VS Crystal Palace

    1-0 | Goal - Gabriel Martinelli , Arsenal

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