Two things Mikel Arteta got right and two he got wrong as Arsenal scrape past Fulham

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Arsenal.Mikel Arteta’s side are huge admirers of the Brazilian, who whipped in Villa’s equaliser with a stunning, dipping effort direct from a corner. And Lehmann, who also plays for Villa, had one of the best seats in the house when he bamboozled Aaron Ramsdale and briefly brought the Midlanders level.

Arsenal are reportedly preparing a Deadline Day move for Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz - and that is brilliant news for Manchester City.Mikel Arteta's Deadline Day interest in the Brazilian comes after the Gunners' 2-1 victory over Steven Gerrard's side. While he found himself on the losing side, he did whip in another wonderful goal direct from a corner.

Arsenal fans were left fuming as Aston Villa equalised at the Emirates.After Gabriel Jesus had put the Gunners ahead, Douglas Luiz levelled the game as he scored straight from a corner. The ball flew straight in, though home fans were adamant goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale had been impeded, and that the goal should not have been allowed.Boubacar Kamara was standing between Ramsdale and the ball as the shot-stopper attempted to get around the Aston Villa man to make a save.

Arsenal's celebrations against Fulham on Saturday were over the top.Mikel Arteta's side came from behind to beat their London rivals at the Emirates thanks to a late winner from Gabriel to maintain their perfect start to the season.Their post-match celebrations were put under the microscope when beIN Sports host Keys ridiculed the side for behaving like they'd "won the title". His comments came under scrutiny on social media, but talkSPORT presenter Jordan admitted he thought Keys was bang on.READ MORE: Richard Keys' reaction to Arsenal celebration has fans saying 'let me drink those tears'"You’re celebrating mediocrity.

Manchester City face Nottingham Forest at the Etihad on Wednesday, with Pep Guardiola's side looking to continue their unbeaten start to the Premier League season.

Arsenal fans have called out Manchester United supporters for ‘stealing’ their chant for Bruno Fernandes and new signing Casemiro.United confirmed the transfer of Casemiro from Real Madrid last week in a deal worth £60million and potentially rising to £70m. The Brazilian midfielder was unveiled ahead of the 2-1 win over Liverpool and was brought on off the bench against Southampton on Saturday.And it appears the Red Devils faithful have already made a chant for their new no.18, with footage emerging of their away fans singing ‘Bruno and Casemiro’ to the tune of Status Quo’s 1970s hit ‘Rockin All Over the World’.READ MORE: Man Utd 'fail' to hijack Chelsea's Aubameyang transfer despite late bid for Barcelona starYet the song is primarily known in Premier League circles as being used by Arsenal to show their adoration for Hale End academy stars Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe.

READ MORE: PSG's Champions League rivals already begging Messi and Neymar for shirt swap on Instagram"Yeah, well played. They came back to win it and they can keep their 100% record intact. But they haven't won the title tonight."Keys also took aim at Mikel Arteta for his actions on the touchline.

Arsenal can count themselves as the unluckiest Premier League side in terms of injuries over the past decade - pushing Manchester United down into second place. Since the start of the 2011/12 campaign, Gunners stars have missed a total of 2,347 top-flight fixtures due to injury, 270 games more than the next most injury-prone side.Despite Jack Wilshere suffering from several major injuries during his time at the Emirates, it is Santi Cazorla who missed the most fixtures over that period having sat out of 138 matches.READ MORE: Premier League's most injury prone player has missed five more games than Abou Diaby In numbers crunched by Bonus Code Bets, Wilshere missed 90 in total, with Abou Diaby (136), Danny Welbeck (123), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (118) are also notable contributors to the tally.

Arsenal fans speculating that Pedro Neto could be on his way to the Emirates. Pepe joined the Gunners from Lille in 2019 for a club record fee of £72million.

Arsenal target Pedro Neto has already lit-up the Emirates - with a player-of-the-match performance in a 2-1 win for Wolves.The winger, 22, ran the Gunners ragged back in November 2020 in a display which shows exactly why they are now reportedly after him before the transfer window closes next week. He gave his side the lead on their travels, turning home after Leander Dendocker's headed had bounced back off the bar.Arsenal drew level through Gabriel soon after, but Neto played a significant role in getting Wolves back in front before half-time.

Arsenal target Pedro Neto should have no trouble getting used to the Emirates if her footballer boyfriend joins the Gunners - because she already went there before they started dating. Neto, 22, emerged as a top target for the current Premier League leaders on Monday.

Arsenal are lining up a couple of transfer alternatives if they fail to land Youri Tielemans this summer.The Gunners have already spent over £100million on the likes of Gabriel Jesus, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Fabio Vieira, though manager Mikel Arteta is still keen to add to his midfield.It's understood that Arsenal will be testing Leicester City's resolve by submitting an official bid for the Belgian this week, though the Midlands club are notoriously tough negotiators and a deal between the two sides is far from a guarantee.READ MORE: Arsenal target Pedro Neto already declared love for Gunners before transfer interestIf Tielemans stays put, Arsenal will look to AC Milan's Sandro Tonali and Brighton's Moises Caicedo as potential alternatives.Tonali has been likened - in both paying style and appearance - to Italy legend Andrea Pirlo, while Caicedo is considered one of the hottest prospects in the Premier League at the moment.But Tielemans remains the club's number one target, particularly as he's already proven himself in English football, and with his contract expiring in less than 12 months' time, he won't cost an arm and a leg.ARSENAL FANS - Who would you rather sign: Tielemans, Tonali or Caicedo? Let us know in the comments section below.With Chelsea ruthlessly pursuing Wesley Fofana this summer, Arsenal are aware that Leicester might not want to lose two important first team stars in the same window - hence the back up plans.Tielemans started Leicester's first two league matches of the season but, like Fofana, was named among the substitutes at the weekend against Southampton, with Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers later explaining his selection."One, a change in system and two, I mentioned in the week, we’re coming into a

Arsenal transfer target Pedro Neto will be right at home if he joins the Gunners this summer - he's been a fan of the club since he was a kid.The 22-year-old Wolves star has emerged as a top target for Mikel Arteta's side if £72million winger Nicolas Pepe moves on before the close of the window. According to The Athletic, talks have been ongoing between the two Premier League clubs for over a month as the Gunners look to continue their summer spending. Talks so far have involved the player's agent, Jorge Mendes, conversing with Arsenal and Wolves separately.

Mikel Arteta has revealed the Arsenal dressing room was already singing the new William Saliba chant after their impressive 3-0 win over Bournemouth.The Vitality Stadium was rocking to The Champs' hit 'Tequila' with a slight lyric change to 'Saliba'. And as Arsenal played the Cherries off the park, the new chant provided a backdrop for the clash.Saliba's performance wasn't unnoticed by the Arsenal squad either, and the chant was quickly appointed by the Frenchman's teammates.

Arsenal fans couldn't get enough of their new chant for defender William Saliba - but it had rival fans "muting their TV".The travelling Gunners support debuted the song at the Vitality Stadium during their match against Bournemouth, which was being televised live on Sky Sports. They used the tune of The Champs' hit Tequila, which was replaced with Saliba.It hugely divided opinion online, with one Arsenal fan writing: "Absolutely obsessed with this new chant." Another tweeted: "This William Saliba chant is already a modern classic."READ MORE: Four things Mikel Arteta got right as Arsenal romp to Bournemouth win for 100% start"The Saliba chant to Tequila is brilliant," commented a third, while a fourth said: "What a chant.

Arsenal maintained their perfect start to the Premier League season with a comfortable 3-0 win away at Bournemouth, as Mikel Arteta's side continue to impress.Martin Odegaard was in the right place at the right time to put Arsenal ahead inside six minutes, turning in Gabriel Martinelli's saved effort. And the captain doubled his and Arsenal's tally just five minutes later, smashing his effort past Mark Travers.

Arsenal fans can't get enough of William Saliba's "outrageous" strike against Bournemouth on Saturday evening.The French defender has impressed at the back for the Gunners after his long-awaited debut earlier this season. But the centre-back showed another dimension to his game on Saturday when he curled the ball past the outstretched arms of Mark Travers into the far top corner.It was the cherry on the proverbial cake for the Gunners, who cruised past the Cherries with a swagger that hasn't been felt in north London for a long time.

Arsenal fans were left raving over Gabriel Jesus again after his excellent build-up play led to Martin Odegaard's opener against Bournemouth.Fresh off his two goals and two assists against Leicester last week, Jesus played a major role as the Gunners took the lead inside five minutes at the Vitality Stadium. The £45million striker held off his defender to take down a looping ball before dancing past three more.He fed Gabriel Martinelli, whose shot was saved but the rebound was then turned home by Odegaard.