Arsenal have built a strong reputation for scoring from set pieces, although they have not relied on them as heavily this season. Their performance against Everton served as a reminder of how dangerous the Gunners can be when they use…

Everton defender James Tarkowski admitted that his team was undone by Arsenal's set-piece prowess following a 2-0 defeat. Both of Arsenal's goals came via crosses from dead-ball situations, securing all three points for manager Mikel Arteta's side. Tarkowski noted that Everton competed well defensively and restricted Arsenal in open play, but conceded that failing to handle those decisive moments proved costly.
Speaking to Premier League Productions, Tarkowski described Arsenal's second goal as a sucker punch while praising his teammates for their effort. Despite the defensive discipline shown by David Moyes' side, Arsenal capitalized on their dead-ball opportunities to secure a crucial Premier League victory.
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