Arsenal win Community Shield 3-0 as Mikel Arteta’s side dominate Enzo Maresca’s Manchester City




Arsenal have won the Community Shield 3-0 against Manchester City in a dominant display as they took apart Enzo Maresca’s side.It was a nightmare first game for the Italian, with Arteta’s Gunners establishing control early on through Riccardo Calafiori, who opened the scoring in just 23 seconds.New signing Christos Tzolis registered a couple of assists for Kai Havertz and captain Martin Odegaard to get on the scoresheet, as the Gunners lift their first trophy of the season.Arsenal were by far the better team throughout, keeping control of the ball and looking dangerous every time they went forward.Arsenal have won the Community Shield after beating Manchester City 3-0 | GETTYMartin Odegaard got on the scoresheet for the Gunners | REUTERSDefensively, David Raya and Gabriel both had standout performances, keeping Erling Haaland and the rest of the usually dangerous City attack at bay.Maresca will want to put the game to bed quickly, with his side struggling to match the levels Arsenal were producing.The Gunners got off to a dream start with Calafiori finishing superbly past Gianluigi Donnarumma after being played in behind beautifully by Myles Lewis-Skelly.The youngster, who was starting in the middle of the park for Arteta’s side, played a fabulous reversal ball to the Italian, who slotted it home into the bottom left corner.Riccardo Calafiori scored the opening goal of the game in just 23 seconds | REUTERSThe Citizens first threatened in the 18th minute as new signing Elliot Anderson whipped in a dangerous delivery towards Haaland, but the Norwegian couldn’t get on the end of it.Phil Foden was next not long after, fizzing in a dangerous strike that was well saved by Raya.Just before the half-hour mark, Arsenal got their second, with Tzolis heading across the face of goal to be knocked past Donnarumma by Havertz.Odegaard nearly scored before half-time, having his close-range effort cleared off the line, as Arsenal went into the break in complete control.Kai Havertz got the Gunners’ second goal | REUTERSThe Norwegian got his goal at the beginning of the second half, with Tzolis providing again, rolling in Odegaard, who with a little fake shot, passed the ball past Donnarumma to make it 3-0.Surprisingly, Haaland was taken off after seven minutes into the second half, with jeers coming from the Arsenal fans as Omar Marmoush was substituted on.Lewis-Skelly was potentially a lucky boy not to be sent off for a late challenge high on the ankle of Anderson, but the VAR team and referee Samuel Barrott deemed it not even a foul.Despite Maresca making a number of changes, Arsenal still looked more likely to get the next goal, with substitute Bukayo Saka firing into the side netting.Mikel Arteta’s side dominated throughout | REUTERSRayan Cherki called Raya into action as the clock ticked to the 73rd minute, but once again the Spaniard was equal to it.Antoine Semenyo called the Arsenal goalkeeper into action once more, who produced yet another fine stop.The Spaniard got his well-deserved clean sheet as Arsenal produced a performance with intent.Attention turns to both sides’ opening Premier League games of the season, with the Gunners playing Coventry City on Friday night and City facing Bournemouth on Sunday.