Arsenal vs Everton Premier League LIVE Football Score 17/09/2023
Everton is going head to head with Arsenal starting on 17 Sept 2023 at 15:30 UTC at Goodison Park stadium, Liverpool city, England. The match is a part of the Premier League.
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The dreaded trip to Goodison Park comes early for Arsenal this season, as the Gunners aim to rectify their recent Merseyside mistakes when they take on Everton in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.
Prior to the international hiatus, the Toffees claimed their first point of the season in a 2-2 draw with Sheffield United, while Mikel Arteta’s side secured a breathtaking 3-1 win over Manchester United.
When it comes to goalkeeping redemption stories, Jordan Pickford arguably did it better than anyone else during Everton’s pulsating clash with Sheffield United, where the Toffees finally opened their account for the season through Abdoulaye Doucoure before a fine Cameron Archer equaliser
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When it comes to goalkeeping redemption stories, Jordan Pickford arguably did it better than anyone else during Everton’s pulsating clash with Sheffield United, where the Toffees finally opened their account for the season through Abdoulaye Doucoure before a fine Cameron Archer equaliser
Not for the first time at the Emirates in 2023, Arsenal waited until the dying embers of the match to send their fervent supporters into unbridled ecstasy, as Arteta’s men righted the wrongs of a disappointing 2-2 home draw with Fulham to sink old foes Manchester United in North London.
Marcus Rashford and Martin Odegaard’s quickfire strikes had the tie delicately poised before the break, but it would seemingly not be Arsenal’s day in the second 45, as a Kai Havertz penalty was overturned before Alejandro Garnacho burst through to pick out the bottom corner in front of the away end.
Event details:
NAME: Everton – Arsenal
DATE: 17 Sept 2023
TIME: 15:30 UTC
VENUE: Goodison Park, Liverpool, England
However, Sean Dyche’s men unsurprisingly remain below the dotted line in 18th spot, only above Luton Town and basement team Burnley, and their tally of two goals is also the worst offensive record in the league alongside the Hatters.
A 2-1 win over Doncaster Rovers in the EFL Cup did serve as a slight morale-booster for the hosts – who have now been taken over by 777 Partners – but they welcome Arsenal to Goodison having lost five of their last six home games and will need history to be on their side should they prolong the Gunners’ Merseyside misery.
Not for the first time at the Emirates in 2023, Arsenal waited until the dying embers of the match to send their fervent supporters into unbridled ecstasy, as Arteta’s men righted the wrongs of a disappointing 2-2 home draw with Fulham to sink old foes Manchester United in North London.
Marcus Rashford and Martin Odegaard’s quickfire strikes had the tie delicately poised before the break, but it would seemingly not be Arsenal’s day in the second 45, as a Kai Havertz penalty was overturned before Alejandro Garnacho burst through to pick out the bottom corner in front of the away end.