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In the initial half of the match against Crystal Palace at the Emirates, Gabriel played a crucial role in securing a comfortable two-goal lead for Arsenal. His first goal was a result of a commanding header, and shortly after, another header led to an own goal by Palace’s goalkeeper, Dean Henderson.
Entering the game with a sense of urgency after consecutive Premier League defeats to West Ham United and Fulham, Arsenal experienced a shift in dynamics as they took an early lead against London rivals Crystal Palace.
The opening goal transpired when Gabriel outjumped Chris Richards to connect with Declan Rice’s well-delivered corner. Gabriel’s powerful header found the net after bouncing off the ground, eluding the grasp of Dean Henderson in the Palace goal.
Set-pieces continued to be a fruitful avenue for Arsenal, with Gabriel showcasing his aerial prowess once again. His header resulted in another own goal by Henderson, emphasizing Arsenal’s dominance in exploiting set plays.
Maintaining their aerial threat throughout the game, the Gunners kept Crystal Palace uneasy in dealing with corners. The second goal, an own goal forced by Gabriel, underscored Arsenal’s proficiency in utilizing set-piece opportunities.
Before the hour mark, Leandro Trossard added to Arsenal’s lead with a composed finish. The third goal followed a counter-attack initiated from a Crystal Palace corner, with Gabriel Jesus delivering a precise ball to Trossard, ending his ten-game goalless streak with a clinical close-range finish.
Despite a missed opportunity earlier in the game, Trossard’s goal solidified Arsenal’s commanding position. The team’s adept use of set-pieces and effective counter-attacks showcased a different Arsenal compared to their recent struggles in the Premier League.
