The Sun Gunners Rating: Raya’s Superb Save/poke Win Is The Best With 9 Points, Subi’s 4 Points Are Disaster

Hupu announced on May 11 that Arsenal defeated West Ham United with a difficult score of 1-0 in an away game and continued to lead the Premier League standings. After the game, "The Sun"'s Arsenal and team reporter Joshua Hall gave the scores of the Gunners players in this game.

David Raya – 9 points

Without his heroic saves in front of the goal, Arsenal would never have been able to get these crucial three points. In the first half, he soared like flying and successfully blocked a header that the opponent's forward would definitely score. In the second half, facing Fernandez's single-handed attack, he once again saved the entire game by himself. Towards the end of the game, he was judged to have been pushed and violated by his opponent when he took a corner kick. VAR made a correct decision and canceled a subsequent goal scored by the opponent. He once again became the most critical presence in the audience.

Ben White – 5 points

He was injured before leaving the field and did not make many substantial contributions before that. Then he walked directly into the player tunnel accompanied by the team doctor.

William Saliba – 8 points

Rice, who was not originally at right back, was temporarily assigned to this position and made many lateral moves to the right to provide protection. At another critical moment, he responded calmly and has always been the most stable cornerstone of Arsenal's defense.

Gabriel – 8 points

In any confrontation, he crushed his opponent. At the same time, he continued to deliver the kind of forward thrust that could tear apart the defense to his teammates. When the game was coming to an end, he once again relied on flying to cover the position and blocked Wilson's almost flat shot.

Calafioli – 6 points

At the beginning of the game, this person continued to cause trouble in the left sports area, but then he missed a rare opportunity to score a goal and was substituted due to injury at halftime.

Declan Rice – 7 points

After White was injured, he played as a temporary right back. After being pushed out of the midfield, Arsenal obviously lost control of the midfield. At halftime, he was pulled back to the center. He gave a solid enough performance in any position.

Lewis Skelly – 7 points

Once again, relying on his tough confrontation and sharp passing ball, he became a presence that cannot be bypassed in the midfield. After halftime, he returned to the left back position and continued to produce stable output.

Eze – 5 points

Once again, he was invisible when there was a real and urgent need for him to step up. During most of this campaign, he left almost no trace of actual effectiveness.

Saka – 5 points

The threat was basically not eliminated. He was isolated and helpless on the right, and his two long-range shots from the outside were extremely deviated.

Trossard – 9 points

This season, he fell into an astonishing lull in the middle of the schedule. However, recently he has completely regained his former peak form. Not only did he send extremely penetrating passes one after another, and he withstood the opponent's fierce fighting, but in the first half, he gave the opponent's goalkeeper a test with a dynamic bouncing header. On the defensive side, he also shines with his many destructive dropbacks. Near the end of the game, he scored his first goal in nearly 25 games. This may be the most critical goal that can determine the outcome of Arsenal's entire season.

Dzekeresh – 7 points

His performance in recent weeks is completely different from before. He initially used his feet more calmly to connect midfielders and wing players, and now he once again maintained a stable output in this game.

Substitute:

Subimendi (replaced White, 28 minutes) – 4 points. After Rice moved to the right wing, he was completely unable to dominate the midfield as a single defensive midfielder, and several passing errors worsened. There was also a cruel chapter in the nightmare – when he was taken off the field directly by Arteta.

Mosquera, who came on for Calafio in a football match, scored 6 points in a 45-minute performance. His assists were not as eye-catching as Calafio's, but his solid defense gave the attackers in front of him more security to dare to rush forward.

Havertz, who came on as a replacement for Subimendi in the 67th minute, was awarded 7 points for his performance. After coming on the court, he remained calm in the frontcourt, controlled the ball, and carried out supporting actions.

In a crowded rib area, Odegaard (for Eze, 67 minutes) protected the ball and connected. Like magic, he accurately found Trossard at the last moment, changing the direction of the game and scoring 8 points. He only played for more than 20 minutes, but every shot was like a heavy hammer knocking on the door of victory.

Madueke (for Saka, 80 minutes) – No rating.