"Arsenal continued their superb run of form, securing a comfortable 2-0 victory over Burnley at Turf Moor this afternoon. First-half headers from Viktor Gyokeres and the impressive Declan Rice were enough to seal the three points, extending the Gunners' lead at the top of the Premier League table and recording their ninth consecutive win in all competitions. The match saw several players deliver exceptional performances, particularly in a dominant first half."
"Arsenal player ratings vs Burnley David Raya (7/10): A remarkably quiet afternoon. Handled the little he had to do efficiently and distributed tidily. Jurrien Timber (7/10): Active on the right flank, solid in defence with astute tackles, and provided good forward runs. 2 clearances, 3 recoveries, and 2/3 ground duels won, it was a great performance from the defender. Riccardo Calafiori (7.5/10): Caused headaches with his advanced positioning on the left and linked up well with Leandro Trossard."
"William Saliba (8/10): Shook off a late fitness worry to deliver his typical Rolls-Royce' performance. Calm, composed, and rarely troubled, ensuring another clean sheet. Gabriel Magalhaes (9/10): Dominant defensively, dealing with all aerial threats. Crucially provided the flick-on assist for Gyokeres's opening goal from a set-piece. A true warrior at the back and dangerous threat from set pieces upfront. Declan Rice (9/10): A colossal performance."
Arsenal secured a 2-0 win over Burnley at Turf Moor, extending their lead atop the Premier League and recording a ninth consecutive victory in all competitions. Viktor Gyokeres opened the scoring with a first-half header from a Gabriel flick-on, then Declan Rice doubled the lead with a powerful header from his own corner. The performance featured a dominant first half and a clean sheet, with David Raya rarely troubled. Gabriel and Rice earned 9/10 ratings for defensive and set-piece impact, William Saliba was key in defence, and several others delivered strong individual displays.
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