Arsenal was beaten 1-0 by West Ham at the Emirates this afternoon in what can only be described as a very disappointing performance.. Here is our player ratings.
David Raya – 6.0
He did not have much to do in the game and had no chance of stopping Bowen’s goal.
Jurrien Timber – 5.0
Despite Arsenal’s possession, he did not offer productive attacking support.
William Saliba – 6.0
He was as reliable as ever but did not have much work to do for much of the game as West Ham attacked other defenders.
Gabriel Magalhães – 5.0
He had a bad day at the office and struggled with the relentlessness of Bowen and the other West Ham attackers.
Riccardo Calafiori – 4.5
With performances like this, Myles Lewis-Skelly has won the Arsenal left-back spot. He was terrible before being subbed off.
Declan Rice – 4.0
Rice was surprisingly ineffective and shares the blame for the West Ham goal.
Thomas Partey – 6.0
He limited the damage West Ham could have done through the middle.
Martin Odegaard – 5.0
The West Ham players knew how to limit his creativity, and he could not make things better for Arsenal.
Ethan Nwaneri – 5.0
West Ham worked hard in training to always close him down, and they executed it well to limit him.
Mikel Merino – 5.0
A week ago, he was a hero; today, he showed why he is not a striker.
Leandro Trossard – 4.5
Now that Arsenal need an attacker, he simply failed to live up to expectations.
Substitutes
Myles Lewis-Skelly – 2.0
He is a talented player, but he cannot keep getting red cards, whether it is deserved or not.
Oleksandr Zinchenko – 3.5
He came on in place of Rice and performed worse than the Englishman.
Raheem Sterling – N/A
Ben White – N/A
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