Arsenal player ratings vs Everton from their 0-0 draw at the Emirates in the Premier League as Arteta disappoints in this Arsenal vs Everton game.
Arsenal’s hopes of keeping up in the Premier League title race suffered another setback. They were held to a draw by a determined Everton side at the Emirates Stadium with the scoreline Arsenal 0-0 Everton.
Mikel Arteta’s team dominated possession throughout this Arsenal vs Everton match. However, they struggled to create clear chances against Everton’s strong defence. Jordan Pickford made crucial saves to deny Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard.
This result adds to Arsenal’s frustration after dropping points last weekend. There will now be increased focus on their need for attacking reinforcements in the upcoming transfer window. So, here are the Arsenal player ratings vs Everton from their 0-0 draw at the Emirates in the Premier League.
Arsenal player ratings vs Everton - Premier League (4-3-3)
Goalkeeper: David Raya (5/10)
David Raya had little to do during the game. He was solid when called upon and swept up well at the back.
Right Back: Jurrien Timber (6.5/10)
Jurrien Timber performed well on the right side. He was calm in possession and strong in his defensive duties.
Centre Back: William Saliba (6/10)
William Saliba looked confident throughout the game. He kept Dominic Calvert-Lewin quiet and handled every challenge with ease.
Centre Back: Gabriel Magalhaes (6/10)
Gabriel Magalhaes returned to the lineup and was reliable in defence. He made an excellent block early in the match.
Left Back: Myles Lewis-Skelly (6.5/10)
Myles Lewis-Skelly impressed once again at left back. He worked hard defensively and contributed well going forward.
Defensive Midfielder: Declan Rice (5/10)
Declan Rice was dominant in the first half, breaking up Everton’s play. He was substituted in the second half to manage his workload.
Central Midfielder: Mikel Merino (5/10)
Mikel Merino had a tidy performance. He worked hard but did not manage to create any big chances against Everton’s defence.
Attacking Midfielder: Martin Odegaard (3/10)
Martin Odegaard had a poor game by his standards. He wasted good shooting opportunities and his passing was below his usual level.
Right Winger: Bukayo Saka (7/10)
Bukayo Saka tried to create chances despite being tightly marked. He forced a brilliant save from Jordan Pickford after half-time.
Left Winger: Gabriel Martinelli (3/10)
Gabriel Martinelli struggled to make an impact. He had one good attempt on goal before half-time, but he was otherwise quiet.
Centre Forward: Kai Havertz (3/10)
Kai Havertz was on the fringes of the game. He made one excellent pass in the build-up to a chance for Odegaard but contributed little else.
Substitutes
Midfielder: Ethan Nwaneri (4/10) - Odegaard 62’
Ethan Nwaneri replaced Martin Odegaard in the second half. He could not make a significant impact in a tough game.
Midfielder: Jorginho (5/10) - Rice 62’
Jorginho kept possession well after coming on. However, he was unable to unlock Everton’s defence.
Centre Forward: Gabriel Jesus (4/10) - Merino 69’
Gabriel Jesus came on in the final 20 minutes. He struggled to make his mark against Everton’s disciplined defence.
Right-Back: Thomas Partey (5/10) - Lewis-Skelly 69’
Thomas Partey played as a hybrid right-back and midfielder. He was solid but did not influence the attack much.
Winger: Leandro Trossard (4/10) - Martinelli 74’
Leandro Trossard replaced Gabriel Martinelli late in the game. He had little time to affect the outcome.
Manager
Mikel Arteta (4/10)
Mikel Arteta made early substitutions to try to change the game. However, his tactical adjustments did not create the breakthrough Arsenal needed.