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Arsenal vs Everton player ratings: Gabriel leads the scores as Konsa and White help secure 2-0 win

Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium, with Gabriel the highest-rated home player on 8 and four Everton players level on 7.

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Arsenal v Everton: player ratings

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Gabriel leads the Arsenal vs Everton player ratings after scoring the second goal in the Gunners’ 2-0 victory at Emirates Stadium.

Ezri Konsa supplied the opener, while Ben White delivered the cross for Gabriel’s header. Arsenal’s defenders made the decisive attacking contributions as Mikel Arteta’s side drew level on points with Manchester City.

The scores below are FotMob’s statistical ratings out of 10. Arsenal–Everton ratings remain provisional because the retrieved feed was still displaying stoppage time.

Arsenal player ratings

PlayerRating
David Raya7.4
Ben White8.1
Ezri Konsa8.0
Gabriel Magalhães8.5
Myles Lewis-Skelly7.6
Declan Rice7.9
Mikel Merino6.1
Noni Madueke6.7
Martin Ødegaard7.5
Eberechi Eze6.8
Viktor Gyökeres7.5

Arsenal substitutes

PlayerRating
Riccardo Calafiori6.5
Bruno Guimarães6.5
Kai Havertz6.4
Martín Zubimendi6.0
Max Dowman6.1

Everton player ratings

PlayerRating
Jordan Pickford7.0
Merlin Röhl6.3
James Tarkowski6.8
Jake O’Brien5.9
Vitaliy Mykolenko5.3
James Garner6.5
Harrison Armstrong7.2
Brennan Johnson5.9
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall6.2
Tyrique George7.0
Thierno Barry6.4

Everton substitutes

PlayerRating
Tyler Dibling6.2
Hayden Hackney6.1
Carlos Alcaraz6.1

Source: FotMob’s Arsenal–Everton match centre.

Gabriel contributes at both ends

Gabriel’s goal followed a worrying moment when he needed treatment after an awkward fall. He recovered to meet White’s delivery at the far post and give Arsenal a two-goal cushion.

Raya also made an important reaction save while the lead was still narrow. Those incidents, covered in The Short Fuse’s match report, underline why the clean sheet mattered alongside the defenders’ goals.

Konsa’s early finish had established the advantage. Gabriel’s header then reduced Everton’s opportunity to take something from the closing stages.

Everton leave without a breakthrough

Everton could not respond to the early setback and suffered another defeat after losing to Chelsea the previous weekend.

Moyes had kept his selection plans guarded in his pre-match press conference. The outcome leaves him looking for an attacking response as well as an improvement in results.

These provider scores offer a statistical assessment of individual contributions. They are not Dave.Sport’s independently assigned marks and do not, by themselves, explain every player’s performance.

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